Quote by Jules Renard

Fame is a constant effort

Fame is a constant effort

Summary

This quote suggests that achieving fame or widespread recognition requires ongoing and persistent effort. It implies that fame cannot be attained or sustained without continuously working towards it. Fame is not something that can be achieved once and then forgotten about. Instead, it demands consistent dedication, hard work, and the willingness to continually push oneself. This quote highlights the importance of actively striving for success in order to maintain a certain level of fame or public recognition.

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By Jules Renard

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