Quote by James Garfield

A pound of pluck is worth a ton of luck.

A pound of pluck is worth a ton of luck.

Summary

This quote suggests that determination, bravery, and perseverance (referred to as "pluck") are of greater value than relying solely on luck. It implies that a person's willingness to take initiative and work hard is ultimately more effective in achieving success than simply relying on fortunate circumstances. Regardless of the obstacles or challenges faced, having the courage and persistence to overcome them will ultimately lead to better outcomes than depending solely on luck alone.

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By James Garfield

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