Quote by Judy Collins

The powerful men in my life have always believed in me: my husband, my son.

The powerful men in my life have always believed in me: my h

Summary

This quote highlights the significance of the belief and support provided by the influential men in the speaker's life. The mention of the husband and son suggests the personal relationships and their unwavering faith in her abilities. The quote implies that this belief has been empowering, instilling her with confidence and encouraging her to achieve her goals. It reflects the importance of having strong, positive male figures who not only inspire but also provide encouragement and validation in one's journey.

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By Judy Collins

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