Quote by will.i.am

Not many people give you a vision of what the future will bring.

Not many people give you a vision of what the future will br

Summary

This quote highlights the scarcity of individuals who possess the ability to offer a comprehensive and insightful prediction of what lies ahead in the future. It emphasizes the rarity of those who can provide a clear vision or foresight into upcoming events or trends. In a world filled with uncertainty, where possibilities are endless, the quote suggests that these visionaries are few and far between, reinforcing the idea that such individuals should be valued and listened to.

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