“The simple truth is that a will strong enough to keep a man continually striving for things not wholly beyond his powers will carry him in time very far toward his chosen goal.”
- Source
- Architects of Fate
- Date
- 1895
Meaning of “The simple truth is that a will strong…”
Marden emphasizes sustained effort toward difficult but attainable aims, making persistence more important than a single burst of enthusiasm.
Where does it come from?
Architects of Fate, chapter discussion of will and purpose; Project Gutenberg #21622. The wording reflects nineteenth-century success literature.