Quote by Maude Adams

Don't be afraid of failure be afraid of petty success.

Don't be afraid of failure be afraid of petty success.

Summary

This quote suggests that rather than fearing failure, we should be more apprehensive about settling for unfulfilling or trivial accomplishments. It encourages individuals not to limit themselves and play it safe, but to aspire for significant achievements and meaningful success, even if it involves taking risks and potentially facing failure. The quote emphasizes the importance of aiming for greatness and not settling for mediocrity, highlighting the idea that true fulfillment lies in pursuing ambitious goals rather than succumbing to subtle achievements with limited impact.

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By Maude Adams

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