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Friends and acquaintances are the surest passport to fortune
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"Friends and acquaintances are the surest passport to fortune"

- Arthur Schopenhauer

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In this quote, thinker Arthur Schopenhauer recommends that having strong relationships with pals and acquaintances is the crucial to accomplishing success and wealth. He believes that these connections work as a "passport" to fortune, indicating that they open doors and supply chances for development. Schopenhauer emphasizes the significance of structure and maintaining positive relationships, as they can lead to important connections and support in achieving one's goals. This quote highlights the power of networking and the effect that our social circles can have on our lives. It functions as a suggestion to worth and nurture our relationships, as they can ultimately lead us to success.

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Arthur Schopenhauer This quote is written / told by Arthur Schopenhauer between February 22, 1788 and September 21, 1860. He was a famous Philosopher from Germany. The author also have 69 other quotes.

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