"Cowards die many times before their deaths; the valiant never taste of death but once"

This quote by William Shakespeare is a suggestion that guts is a virtue that ought to be valued and cultivated. It recommends that those who are brave and brave will just experience death as soon as, while those who do not have nerve will pass away sometimes before their physical death. This could indicate that those who are cowardly will experience many metaphorical deaths, such as the death of their dreams, hopes, and ambitions, due to their absence of guts. On the other hand, those who are brave and courageous will have the strength to pursue their dreams and ambitions, and will not be afraid to take risks and face challenges. This quote is a pointer that nerve is important for living a satisfying life, which those who are brave will be rewarded with success and fulfillment.