One person with a divine purpose, passion and power is better than 99 people who are merely interested. Passion is stron — Israelmore Ayivor, Michelangelo | Beethoven | Shakespeare: 15 Things Common to Great Achievers
One person with a divine purpose, passion and power is better than 99 people who are merely interested. Passion is stron — Israelmore Ayivor, Michelangelo | Beethoven | Shakespeare: 15 Things Common to Great Achievers
One person with a divine purpose, passion and power is better than 99 people who are merely interested. Passion is stron — Israelmore Ayivor, Michelangelo | Beethoven | Shakespeare: 15 Things Common to Great Achievers
One person with a divine purpose, passion and power is better than 99 people who are merely interested. Passion is stron — Israelmore Ayivor, Michelangelo | Beethoven | Shakespeare: 15 Things Common to Great Achievers
One person with a divine purpose, passion and power is better than 99 people who are merely interested. Passion is stron — Israelmore Ayivor, Michelangelo | Beethoven | Shakespeare: 15 Things Common to Great Achievers
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One person with a divine purpose, passion and power is better than 99 people who are merely interested. Passion is stronger than interest.

— Israelmore Ayivor, Michelangelo | Beethoven | Shakespeare: 15 Things Common to Great Achievers
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