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What was Robert Kennedy reffering to when he said Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly?
It is one thing to fail gloriously, and if one has to fail, it is best to fail gloriously, but to aspire to fail gloriously will only assure that one does. The best reason to fail is because you aspired toward greatness. The best way to succeed is to avoid failure. It is better to succeed gloriously than to fail gloriously and glorious failures rarely know the joy of glorious success. I am speaking, unfortunately, from experience.
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Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly?
Robert Kennedy said the famous quote Only those who dare to fail greatly can ever achieve greatly. This means if a person tries then they can never fail.
Who was attorney general under John F. Kennedy?
His brother Robert Kennedy was atorney general 1961-1964
When was Robert Kennedy Remembered?
Robert Kennedy Remembered was created in 1968.
When was Robert Kennedy - cricketer - born?
Robert Kennedy - cricketer - was born in 1972.
When was Robert Foster Kennedy born?
Robert Foster Kennedy was born in 1884.
When was Robert Kennedy Remembered created?
Robert Kennedy Remembered was created in 1968.
When was James Robert 'Radio' Kennedy born?
James Robert 'Radio' Kennedy was born on October 14, 1946.
Is Robert F Kennedy a republican or democrat?
Robert Kennedy, as was his brother the President, a Democrat.
Who lives at Kennedy compound?
Robert Kennedy's widow Ethel, and Robert's sister Jean.
Who was younger Robert Kennedy or Edward Kennedy?
Edward Kennedy was younger.
Which of these men served as President Kennedy's Attorney General?
John F. Kennedy's Attorney General was his little brother, Robert F. Kennedy.
Who were Kennedys siblings?
John F. Kennedy's siblings are Joseph Kennedy Jr., Rosemary Kennedy, Kathleen Kennedy, Eunice Kennedy, Patricia Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Jean Kennedy, and Edward Kennedy. Robert Kennedy was John's Attorney General. Edward Kennedy was a Massachusetts senator.
