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Quote by Zig Ziglar

“Failure is often the line of least persistence.”

Quote by Zig Ziglar

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Ziglar was an American author, motivational speaker, and coach. He is renowned for his motivational books and speeches that encouraged personal development and success. His work emphasized the power of positive thinking and the significance of goal setting. more

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