Pierre Corneille
Pierre Corneille (1606–1684) was a leading French dramatist of the 17th century, best known for tragedies such as Le Cid, Horace, and Cinna. His work shaped French classical theatre and often explored duty, honor, and moral choice, matching the quoted warning against anticipating outcomes.
Quotes by Pierre Corneille
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Embracing the Present: Letting Go of Predicting Outcomes
Finally, letting go of outcome-driven thinking cultivates resilience and trust—in oneself and the unfolding process. By facing uncertainty with openness, people become better equipped to handle the unforeseeable twists of life. Corneille’s advice thus emerges not as a call for passivity, but as an invitation to act purposefully and adaptively, transforming uncertainty from a source of dread into a canvas for growth. [...]
Created on: 6/19/2025
To Win Without Risk Is to Triumph Without Glory - Pierre Corneille
Pierre Corneille was a French dramatist in the 17th century, known for his tragedies and comedies. His works often delve into themes of honor, fate, and the complexities of human relationships, reflecting the values of his time. [...]
Created on: 8/14/2024