16 thoughts on “Be not afraid of greatness. Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon ‘em.”

1. Reblogged this on niki1k and commented:
   Which ever it may be – Let’s Make It GREAT!!!!

   1. Thanks for the reblog 😀

2. Ah, the bard, Hard to go wrong with a quote from him, but to add to Leslie’s comment – which is better, to be born to achievement or have it thrust on you? Make me think of Winston Churchill – he was born to greatness but might never had achieved it were it not for WWII.

   1. Achieved …

3. I think what Will is trying to say is that we all possess greatness it’s whether you realize it or not ☺ Many thanks for the follow Don! I’m honoured ☺ looking fwd to reading more posts! Be well, j

   1. You’re welcome … and yes agreed 😀

4. He could have written that for me…

   1. I’m happy for that 😀

5. I am afraid of greatness. So when I grudgingly do something great I should call it “My Thrust of Greatness!” ?

   1. LOL verging on the erotic, but yes I like it … My thrust of greatness, I shall use that one day in a conversation, perhaps tomorrow 😀

6. That’s a tough one . . . especially for women who are world-wide, to some degree, told they are inferior to men. That does not mean men are bad. So many wise women are kept from being great.

   1. I don’t think you can keep someone great from being great …

7. In your opinion, what is the best way to achieve this greatness, to be born to it, achieve it or have it thrust upon you?
   Leslie

   1. Achieve it … or was that a trick question ?

      1. Not a trick question, just trying to ponder all the angles.
         Leslie

      2. That’s what I love about you Leslie 😀

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