Quote by Philip James Bailey

We live in deeds

We live in deeds

Summary

This quote suggests that our actions and accomplishments are what truly define our lives. It implies that it is not enough to simply have intentions or desires; it is through our deeds, the things we actually do, that we make a real impact and leave a lasting mark on the world. This quote serves as a reminder that our actions are what motivate and inspire others, and it encourages us to strive for tangible achievements and meaningful contributions rather than dwelling solely on thoughts and aspirations.

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Success & Failure

By Philip James Bailey

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