"Fear of ridicule begets the worst cowardice." - Quote Meaning
You have to face society and the people around you to achieve something. This quote is about having self-confidence and moral strength. One has to believe in self, face every situation without fear. The first step toward success is to 'Getting Started.' In the beginning, people might laugh at you, might condemn you, but it is crucial to face that with courage. Unless you are not doing any bad things, you shouldn't fear what others will tell you. This is the fear of ridicule that will bring cowardice. If you face it, you will achieve.
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