Quote by Benjamin Disraeli

Man is only truly great when he acts from his passions.

Man is only truly great when he acts from his passions.

Summary

This quote suggests that true greatness is achieved when individuals act upon their passions. It implies that individuals reach their full potential and display exceptional qualities when they are driven by their inner desires and interests. It challenges the notion that greatness solely stems from external expectations or societal pressures. Instead, it emphasizes the power of personal motivation and genuine enthusiasm in fostering greatness. By following their passions, individuals tap into their authentic selves and uncover their unique abilities, ultimately leading to true greatness.

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Greatness & Great Things

By Benjamin Disraeli

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