Quote by Van Wyck Brooks

The man who has the courage of his platitudes is always a successful man.

The man who has the courage of his platitudes is always a su

Summary

This quote highlights the importance of confidence and conviction in achieving success. It suggests that those who boldly express their beliefs or principles, even if they might seem commonplace or predictable, tend to prosper. By openly embracing their values and demonstrating the courage to stand by them, individuals are more likely to inspire trust, gain followers, and make a meaningful impact. In essence, the quote emphasizes the power of boldly living according to one's ideals as a pathway to success.

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Courage

By Van Wyck Brooks

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