Quote by Oliver Cromwell

Make the iron hot by striking it.

Make the iron hot by striking it.

Summary

This quote suggests that we can empower ourselves and create opportunities by taking action and seizing the moment. Instead of waiting for the right moment or circumstances to come our way, we must proactively create our own chances for success and progress. By "striking the iron," we symbolically initiate the process of change and transformation. This quote encourages us to embrace determination, take risks, and be proactive in order to achieve our goals and aspirations.

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Opportunity

By Oliver Cromwell

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