Cowards die many times before their deaths; the valiant never taste of death but once.

Summary

This quote by William Shakespeare suggests that those who are fearful and hesitant to take risks experience a form of internal death multiple times throughout their lives. On the other hand, those who are brave and courageous only experience the physical aspect of death just once. It emphasizes that the valiant individuals, who confront their fears and live boldly, make the most out of life while the cowards allow their fears to continually erode their sense of living.