On the recordJanuary 1, 1900
But only a limited number of men have the moral courage to make these preparations, because there is always risk to the individual making them.
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gutenberg.orgBut only a limited number of men have the moral courage to make these preparations, because there is always risk to the individual making them.
In an essay discussing the challenges of leadership, this passage highlights that few individuals possess the moral fortitude to undertake necessary preparations due to the inherent personal risks involved.
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