Quote by Ronald Reagan

The future doesn't belong to the faint of heart. It belongs to the brave.

The future doesn't belong to the faint of heart. It belongs

Summary

This quote suggests that achieving success in the future requires courage and boldness rather than hesitancy or timidity. It emphasizes the idea that those who are willing to take risks and face challenges head-on are the ones more likely to shape and influence the future. It encourages individuals to be fearless, resilient, and determined in their pursuits if they want to have a significant impact and succeed in a rapidly changing world.

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Bravery

By Ronald Reagan

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