Thomas HobbesNow I am about to take my last voyage, a great leap in the dark
About This Quote
While we all know better than to believe that we will never die, this quote speaks to the idea that we must take great risks and sacrifice for our dreams. Without these things, we cannot live up to our potential and we cannot accomplish our greatest dreams.
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