Quote by George Robert Gissing

Have the courage of your desire.

Have the courage of your desire.

Summary

This quote encourages individuals to be brave and fearless in pursuing their desires and dreams. It urges them to overcome any doubts or fears that may hold them back from going after what they truly want in life. By mustering the courage to follow their passions and aspirations, individuals have the opportunity to experience fulfillment and achieve success. It serves as a reminder that embracing one's desires requires inner strength and bravery, but the rewards can be incredibly rewarding and transformative.

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By George Robert Gissing

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