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Benjamin Franklin's Knowledge Is Power

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One of the main lessons that I absorbed from Benjamin Franklin’s discussions was that success could definitely be achieved, no matter what social status you derive from, by improving one’s mind, body, and behavior. He admirably proved, through his actions, that a human being could prosper through hard work and dedication. I strongly agree with Franklin’s comment, “Knowledge is Power” and his theory that self-improvement is the key to a person’s success. Moreover, although there is no manner of proving if his self-improvement checklist is accurate or even if he followed the regimen, the pure philosophy behind getting rid of one’s defects in order to gain success is inspirational; certainly, this theory would only possible if society was driven
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