Quote by Euripides

Fortune truly helps those who are of good judgment.

Fortune truly helps those who are of good judgment.

Summary

This quote suggests that having good judgment or wisdom is essential for success or fortune. It implies that wise decision-making and discerning choices can lead to fortunate or positive outcomes in life. The statement emphasizes the importance of making thoughtful, informed decisions, as these are more likely to yield favorable results. In essence, it suggests that one can increase their chances of being fortunate or successful by exercising good judgment in their actions and choices.

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