Thomas A. Edison "failed" ten thousand times before he perfected the incandescent electric light bulb. That… — Napoleon Hill
Thomas A. Edison "failed" ten thousand times before he perfected the incandescent electric light bulb. That is--he met with temporary defeat ten thousand times, before his efforts were crowned with success. p. 73
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