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The farmer has to be an optimist or he wouldnt still be a farmer
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"The farmer has to be an optimist or he wouldn't still be a farmer"

- Will Rogers

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This quote by Will Rogers speaks with the durability of farmers and the optimism that is required to be successful in the farming market. It suggests that farmers should have a favorable outlook on their work and the future of their business in order to continue to succeed. This is since farming is a difficult and unpredictable job, and it requires a lot of effort and dedication. Farmers should be able to look past the difficulties they deal with and remain confident that their efforts will settle in the end. This quote likewise speaks to the significance of optimism in any occupation, as it is important to have a favorable outlook in order to attain success. It is clear that Will Rogers was a great admirer of farmers and their hard work, and this quote works as a suggestion of the importance of optimism in any occupation.

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Will Rogers This quote is written / told by Will Rogers between November 4, 1879 and August 15, 1935. He was a famous Actor from USA. The author also have 99 other quotes.

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