Quote by Benjamin Franklin

He that waits upon a fortune, is never sure of a dinner.

He that waits upon a fortune, is never sure of a dinner.

Summary

This quote suggests that relying on luck or waiting for fortune to provide sustenance is unreliable. It implies that someone who solely depends on things like luck or chance for their well-being will never be certain of having enough to eat. It highlights the importance of taking proactive actions, planning, and working hard to secure one's own future instead of passively hoping for good fortune to come their way.

By Benjamin Franklin

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