Quote by John Lothrop Motley

Wealth brings strength, strength confidence.

Wealth brings strength, strength confidence.

Summary

This quote suggests that wealth can bring both physical and psychological strength. Financial resources can provide individuals with the means to acquire material possessions, access opportunities, and obtain influential positions, all of which can contribute to a sense of power and authority. The confidence that comes with this strength implies an increased belief in one's abilities and a heightened self-assurance. Essentially, the quote highlights how wealth can translate into not only material advantages but also a state of empowerment and security.

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By John Lothrop Motley

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