Quote by Norman Vincent Peale

Your enthusiasm will be infectious, stimulating and attractive to others. They will love you for it. They will go for you and with you.

Your enthusiasm will be infectious, stimulating and attracti

Summary

This quote emphasizes the power of enthusiasm and its effect on others. When we are genuinely passionate and enthusiastic about something, it becomes contagious, inspiring those around us. Not only does enthusiasm draw people towards us, but it also motivates them to join us in our endeavors. By radiating positive energy, we can connect with others on a deeper level and inspire them to support and love us. Enthusiasm has the potential to strengthen relationships and create a collective sense of drive and determination.

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