Quote by Martin Luther King Jr.

We must substitute courage for caution.

We must substitute courage for caution.

Summary

This quote implies that in certain situations, caution should be overridden by courage. It suggests that taking risks and being brave might be necessary to achieve our goals or make progress, even if it means potentially facing danger or uncertainty. It advises us not to be overly cautious or afraid to step outside our comfort zones, but rather to embrace and act with courage in order to overcome challenges or seize opportunities.

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Courage Caution

By Martin Luther King Jr.

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