Life is a precious possession... It is what one makes of it. - Charity Duncan

Mary Balogh
Life is a precious possession... It is what one makes...
Life is a precious possession... It is what one makes...
Life is a precious possession... It is what one makes...
Life is a precious possession... It is what one makes...
About This Quote

There is no escape. Life is a precious possession. If you make the most of your life it will be rich, full, and filled with happiness. Charity Duncan is one of the most successful women in history with an estimated net worth of $100 million.

She has had a successful career as an actress, then as a businesswoman, and now as an author. No matter what happens in life, she has learned that you can always achieve greatness if you keep fighting for what you want.

Source: The Temporary Wife

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