Motivational quote by Terence

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"Fortune favors the brave"

- Terence

About this Quote

This quote by Terence is a reminder that taking dangers and being brave can cause success. It encourages us to take opportunities and be brave in the face of misfortune. It recommends that if we are brave and take risks, we will be rewarded with good luck. It likewise indicates that if we are too timid and afraid to take dangers, we will not be as successful. This quote is a pointer that we must not be afraid to take threats and be brave in order to achieve our objectives. It encourages us to be strong and take opportunities, even if it implies facing some unpredictability. It is a reminder that if we are brave and take risks, we will be rewarded with good luck.

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Terence This quote is written / told by Terence between 185 BC and 159 BC. He was a famous Playwright from Rome, the quote is categorized under the topic Motivational. The author also have 33 other quotes.

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