Quote by Tryon Edwards

High aims form high characters, and great objects bring out great minds.

High aims form high characters, and great objects bring out

Summary

This quote highlights the idea that having lofty goals and striving for greatness in life is instrumental in shaping one's character. By setting high aims, individuals are more likely to develop strong moral values, ambition, and perseverance. Similarly, when faced with challenging and significant objectives or opportunities, individuals are compelled to tap into their full potential and harness their intellectual abilities. This quote suggests that it is through pursuing and aspiring to great things that individuals have the opportunity to cultivate admirable qualities and exhibit exceptional thinking.

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