Who said "The quest is not to be famous, but to be worthy."?

This quote is attributed to Elizabeth Barrett Browning.

The quest is not to be famous, but to be worthy. - Elizabeth Barrett Browning

"The quest is not to be famous, but to be worthy."

Elizabeth Barrett Browning

Poet English 1806–1861

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