Quote by Katharine Hepburn

Enemies are so stimulating.

Enemies are so stimulating.

Summary

This quote suggests that enemies can bring excitement and motivation into one's life. The presence of enemies can serve as a driving force to overcome challenges, push beyond limits, and achieve personal growth. The constant rivalry and conflict with enemies can awaken instincts of competition and help individuals develop resilience and determination. Rather than being discouraged or defeated by adversaries, this perspective finds inspiration and stimulation in the presence of enemies.

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Enemies Enemy

By Katharine Hepburn

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