"Most of the things worth doing in the world had been declared impossible before they were done"
- Louis D. Brandeis
About this Quote
In this quote, Louis D. Brandeis is highlighting the power of decision and perseverance. He recommends that a lot of the fantastic achievements worldwide were at first considered impossible by others. Nevertheless, through hard work, commitment, and a rejection to give up, these apparently impossible tasks were eventually achieved. Brandeis is advising us that even if something has not been done before or is considered challenging, it does not imply it can not be accomplished. This quote works as a tip to never ever give up on our dreams and to constantly press through challenges, as the most rewarding things in life typically require decision and a belief in the difficult.
This quote is written / told by Louis D. Brandeis between November 13, 1856 and October 3, 1941. He was a famous Judge from USA.
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