Novel & Cerita Some People Are Born Great

Giant, is a word commonly used to describe someone very big. Today, it is a synonym for a person who has achieved something big. The so-called "geniuses", " truly hard workers" or simply the ones who got lucky. Everyone has their picture of those powerful persons. I, always imagined those rich kids who speak 4 languages, play many instruments, never had a red note, and so on. As any other kid, I aspired to become like that, I gave my best and achieved most of those.

He immediately replied, his face crumpled. "Listen to me. This is an opportunity of a lifetime for you. I know you came from a normal family and because of this, I don't believe that you don't want to show them that you can also be extraordinary despite your humble origins. Every man is born to dream and reach out for greatness." "Don't stereotype miss. There are men who only want to spend their lives counting the days before they die. There are also those who don't want any of the greatness you're speaking of."

He slowly wiped it off so that it would have irritated his sister. “Okay, let’s make it clear: no one is greater than the other at birth, even at that, some were privileged to be born into a wealthy family,” she said. “If you are born into a wealthy family, you are not great yet until you make your greatness” “Says who? Obi, you have been lied to. You don’t need to suffer like a beggar to be great; you mustn’t start from scratch to be great. You only need to discover something. To be known for something,” she said.

"And please, no need for such formality. I was born a commoner, and I've never forgotten my roots." I nodded thoughtfully. "A person's life is not defined by their birth. Whether one is born a commoner or not, it matters little in the grand scheme of things." Earl Greenfield's expression turned from surprise to a warm chuckle. "I didn't expect someone of your age to say something so profound, especially one born into the esteemed Ifrit Family. But just as you said, a person's life isn't decided by their birth." "What truly matters is your skills and the way you treat others. Status is just a construct made up by people to oppress others!" Earl Greenfield exclaimed with enthusiasm.

"You're an idiot, but you've made a good deal out of this." “Now?” “Sure.” Shakespeare is credited as writing, "Ambition should be made of sterner stuff." I could not help but respect the doggedness with which she pursued her goals. Now all that remained was to put an end to everything so I could find out what had happened to her.

I can’t control myself as I huff, “Right. I don’t think that is correct. The only great thing that will come from them is when they bow to everyone else. Only the most powerful werewolf can be great and no one else.” From the other side of our group, a woman in her mid-twenties crosses her arms over her chest and snorts, “Regardless of your power, status, or position, everyone has the ability to do great things. People sometimes just need a little push.” Oh, please. Don’t make me laugh. The man next to me clears his throat and replies, “Let me clarify for you. Everyone can do things, but only great people can do great things. With anyone else, it is just an action.”

but they would forever be "Honored." The Post-Industrial Gods looked at their work. They had started as freezing stokers in a "Soot-Pit" and ended as the "Lords of the All." They had proven that "Grit" could overcome "Entropy" and that the "Hand" could guide the "Stars." The "Great-Story" was "Finished," yet it was "Forever-Running." "What do we do now, Audrey?" Lucas asked, his voice a soft, content hum in the heart of the sanctuary.

The room hushed in anticipation. “As for how you got here and why, nobody really knows.” A wave of grumbling and muttering washed over the unhappy audience. “I know, it’s not what you wanted to hear, but that’s how it is. For the last century, every leap year, on the longest day of high summer, a group of young people appear in the glen where you woke up. Sometimes it’s three or four, sometimes, as in this case, it’s many more. These people are destined for greatness. If they can survive, that is. I won’t sugarcoat the truth for you, this is a hard land to live in, even for those of us born here. There are many things that will try to kill you. But if you can adapt, there are also great rewa

"Grandfather wrote: 'Every child deserves education. Every person deserves opportunity. Your birth should not determine your future—your efforts should.'" "What does that mean?" Marco asked. "It means that just because you're born poor doesn't mean you should stay poor," Sebastian explained. "Just because your parents aren't nobles doesn't mean you can't be important. If you work hard, if you learn, if you're good at something—that should matter more than whose family you're from." "But it doesn't?" Dante was sharp enough to catch the implication. "Not always. Not yet. But it's getting better. Your mother and I are working to make Grandfather's ideas real. To change how things work so everyo

Why was she bothering to talk to him? “Those who sell their bodies for the future are in the minority,” Adriana said. “Most climb from the bottom little by little with their talent and ability. It may be slow, but they can walk and sleep soundly. Regardless of how your worldview defines success, surpassing yourself is success. Not everyone is born with a golden spoon.” The final statement was a jab at Calvin and his circle. Arrogance aside, wasn’t his success just a matter of being born into the right circumstances?