Quote by Friedrich von Schiller

To save all we must risk all.

To save all we must risk all.

Summary

This quote suggests that in order to achieve our desired outcome or save something important, we must be willing to take risks and make sacrifices. It implies that significant achievements often require us to go beyond our comfort zones and put everything on the line. It encourages us to overcome the fear of failure or potential losses and to take bold actions that may lead to positive changes or preserve what we hold dear. Ultimately, it highlights the idea that sometimes, the greatest rewards come from taking calculated risks and making courageous choices.

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By Friedrich von Schiller

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