Quote by Emmanuel Aghado

When you stand in the crowd,you stand like the cloud-baseless.But when you stand out of the crowd,you're 'out-standing' like the proud -limitless.Stand out to be 'out-standing

When you stand in the crowd,you stand like the cloud-baseles

Summary

This quote conveys the idea that when you blend in with a crowd, you are insignificant and easily overlooked. However, when you dare to stand out and differentiate yourself from the masses, you possess a unique and remarkable quality. By embracing your individuality, you transcend limitations and become exceptional, like a proud cloud soaring limitlessly in the sky. The message encourages embracing one's uniqueness and not being afraid to stand out from the crowd to achieve truly remarkable things.

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Wisdom Life Success Motivational Inspirational

By Emmanuel Aghado

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