[Speech] FORTUNE FAVORS THE BOLD. - Virgil’s Ancient Maxim

Fortune favors the bold.

Encouraging risk-taking for success

The Latin adage "Audentes Fortuna iuvat" (Fortune favors the bold), attributed to Virgil in his epic poem "Aeneid," has long been a rallying cry for those wishing to encourage boldness and decisiveness. This phrase suggests that taking risks is often rewarded by success, emphasizing the virtues of courage and audacity. Throughout history, this maxim has inspired leaders, soldiers, and individuals in various fields to take decisive actions, often in the face of uncertainty or danger.