Quote by Samuel Johnson

Nothing will ever be attempted, if all possible objections must be first overcome.

Nothing will ever be attempted, if all possible objections m

Summary

This quote suggests that progress and achievement can only happen if we are willing to take risks and disregard all potential obstacles and objections. It implies that if we constantly focus on the problems and doubts associated with an endeavor, we will never move forward or make any attempts to overcome them. Instead, the quote urges us to have the courage and determination to take action, even if it means disregarding the naysayers or potential setbacks. It emphasizes the importance of having a bold and positive mindset in pursuing goals and aspirations.

By Samuel Johnson

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