The Man in the Arena – Teddy Roosevelt (A Powerful Speech from History)

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We really need this in the internet age
Comment from : Kyle Ferris

This feels as though it was written in direct contradiction to the Rick and Morty midwitt nihilism that’s permeated so pungently throughout contemporary facets of philosophy A contradiction so sorrowfully unechoed
Comment from : Garth Gourdon

"The credit belongs to the man in the arena, whose face has been marred with dust and sweat and blood; Who strives valiantly; Who errs, Who comes short again and again" Truer words were never spoken This speech has some strangely specific and direct connections to my life's journey so far, I guess having to study it for school couldn't have come at a better time
Comment from : Nintendogamer65

Pls who is this narrator
Comment from : Gboyega Ogundele Esq

the original version of "haters gonna hate"
Comment from : xyzy zyxz

In 2019 I went freelance It's been bloody scary From the start, this speech has been my touchstone, my measure, my guide
Comment from : Kean Hall

Must be easy being a silver spooner
Comment from : Luke D

I will be a lawyer this year I will bet on myself
Comment from : Ekz Communicado

That's the thing, People like Nietzsche talked about the Uberman, people like Carl Jung talked about the hero's journey, but the more i learned about those men personally, even though they said some great things, i had to drop them and start to listen to men like The Bull Moose, or Dostoevsky or Charles Bukowski men that actually lived it
Comment from : roger edwards

Failing but daring greatly
Comment from : LINDA SCANLAN

No efforts without errors Let's get back in the Arena to keep on trying
Comment from : youth foundation

Lets pour a shot for the poor timid souls who cant even send one actual text message They have to play games, hack, watch, and spy from afar because theyre too shy for actual communication
Comment from : Sir Delano

Who the fck said i was timid? LolbrYou mean because im not a massive attention whore who needs to be in front of a camera to feel invalidated? Lol sure ok
Comment from : Sir Delano

Clinton township michigan polcie department dont approve this speech cus they're bitches who cover crimes up and get people drugged and hang around kid schools
Comment from : thatsk8erkid

This quote was on the wall of our football locker room over 50 years ago when I was in high school It inspired me to stay in football through all four years, though I was never any better than second string And it has inspired me through my whole life, leading me to repeatedly attempt new things — some I succeeded at, and some I did not But it has always kept me in the arena
Comment from : Bruce Webster

Teddy sure had no use for the perpetual critics and muckrakers I’m sure he would have liked to have punched a cynical, hate fueled puke like Rush Limbaugh right in his fat sanctimonious yapper
Comment from : Mark Norman

Teddy Roosevelt was an incredible person Few people know that his mother and his wife died on the same day yet he endured that horror and went on excelling for the rest of his life
Comment from : Floyd

Theodore Roosevelt was the first to invite a black man to the White House
Comment from : liberal international

Background song?
Comment from : callum

shoutout spo for showing them this bro
Comment from : clevelander

that some giga level motivation!
Comment from : BDO

Patron Saint of Manliness
Comment from : oefspcedwards

Yes sir
Comment from : Mr Drj

One of the last liberal republicans
Comment from : D PZ

I will accept that promotion
Comment from : Garrett Olson

👍
Comment from : Positive Mindset

One of the most profound speeches ever written
Comment from : Rooster

🙏💙
Comment from : Love, Anita Blue💙717

Through Jesus there is always Victory!
Comment from : Ralph Crosby

OkTeddy Roosevelt hates mebrI can live with that
Comment from : Jim Davidson

I read this speech out loud in front of our church recently We had all given ourselves to an important program that we ended up closing down I knew how we could be tempted to be discouraged and lose the important momentum that comes with a big effort in church Never give up Never surrender
Comment from : Just Me

Thank you MR PRESIDENT 🙏🌎🌏🌍
Comment from : michael robison

This is the type of man who was a president Compare that to the toddler in chief who recently occupied the White House He would never give a speech like this
Comment from : Dirk Boersma

This speech was the inspiration to Brené Brown’s book ‘Daring Greatly’ (the words almost at the end of this speech) about vulnerability The book is as inspiring as this speech!
Comment from : Dirk Boersma

Love the words hate the voice, or the narrator, rather… A little bit nails scratching on a chalkboard
Comment from : Jason Bartholomew

He is worth to call himself a Gentleman
Comment from : Kiran Singh

Wait…is David Goggins our generation’s Teddy Roosevelt?
Comment from : Kevin Thompson

This guy is calling out all the plebs, or cold and timid souls, who sit at home on the Internet, attempting to destroy people’s lives and taking part in “cancel culture”
Comment from : David Holaday

This is the most anti-“cancel culture” speech I’ve ever heard
Comment from : David Holaday

Haven’t seen the story on here yet but fun fact!brbrThis speech was actually given in France and had to be delivered through translation to the crowd When President Roosevelt walked off no one spoke which perplexed him but when he walked inside and the translation finished the crowd went absolutely insane I just think that this is a reminder that even the best things in life can be lost in translation, remember to be patient!
Comment from : Wesley Kane

I was on a date once years agoin my 20sand I was going through a phase I told her a goal of mine was to get into at least a handful more street fights and lose She wasn't judgemental that I was a bit antisocial and unconventional She judged me for wanting to get my ass kicked As crazy and stupid as that sounds - my goal was to try to prove to myself that I was brave enough to step up even in circumstances without a chance To me - fighting someone I knew I could beat wasn't true bravery And yup I was neurotic and wiley - but she was boring
Comment from : Average Joe Karate

"God gives his hardest battles to his strongest soldiers" DeMarcus Cousins
Comment from : Line by Line Write Your Life

I've always said If at first you don't succeed, you can always give up
Comment from : Gramps Radio

Bravo!!!
Comment from : SafeSpaceInc

This speech and the “Power of the missile lies within” are my two favourites
Comment from : Nathan Hunt

THE 17 WWG1WGA Q SENT ME
Comment from : Zj17

Take a chance y'all
Comment from : Ian Doherty

This is something we can all learn from I can think on just one of many who shall remain nameless in this post, but I'm quite certain will know He is one who believes that the law does not apply to him; that he alone is our so-called savior, when in fact, he is nothing but a clown; who believes that everyone is to blame for his failures He could learn from this Yet, I sincerely doubt it Simply because he is just that, a damned fool
Comment from : Thunder Hawk819

I was once the cold and timid coward I am ashamed at what i was True, I'm still a fat and unattractive virgin in my late 20s But i'm gonna fight I choose to be a man in the arena If i go down, i go down on my terms
Comment from : republicansarepedos7

What does the line "Comes to second achievement" means?
Comment from : Stas Chernyshov

I had all my business capitol stolen! 10 years ago i was brain injured following surgery so my memory is poor! However i just signed up for classes to learn how to run a business where theres a will theres a way!
Comment from : Old Fogey

Would teddy be cynical of todays politicians? I bet he would be!
Comment from : Old Fogey

Mid
Comment from : 90zHEAD

erik spolestra brought me here
Comment from : Jose

Dope
Comment from : BTDJacob

Spo had them niggas in history class
Comment from : ONLY PAIN

Heat in 7
Comment from : Williett18

Eric Spoelstra definitely showed them this 😂
Comment from : ugonna orubele

Shout out Miami Heat
Comment from : W McCollum

Happy veterans day
Comment from : NUKE ISRAEL

"In that noble effort which even if it fails comes to second achievement"brbrJust beautiful
Comment from : earthian

"The credit and the blame is decerned by the victor in any arena"- Chad
Comment from : Chad Cook

Amazing how many will try to stop or actively harm another that strives for greatness
Comment from : Brandon McCurry “Wolf”

My favourite oration, together with Dr Kings "I have a dream"
Comment from : Entrepreneurship & Business Explained

Can you PLEASE have this guy read the forward from Teddy's autobiography?
Comment from : William Wegmann

Yes Sir Mr President SirbrProud to serve
Comment from : Chad Cook

Teddy Roosevelt; if only we had another president as great as he!
Comment from : Mike

That's fair enough Point taken but why to give those poor wretched souls any more than pity Just get on with it I guess when the wretched get in your way but other than that everybody has their own cross to bear No point trying to build yourself up by standing on the shoulders of the wretched is there
Comment from : Michael Griffiths

1:15
Comment from : coucou

"It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles or where the doer of deeds could have done better The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena”brbrMy God, this quote has never had more meaning than it does now 😢
Comment from : William Gregory

He was shot after his presidency I think He was saved by something Although I would not have gotten along with him much I respect him
Comment from : Apostrophe Poet

LOVE this!
Comment from : Bryan Skinner

Thank you brilliant 👍
Comment from : Johanna Etrisha Morgan

My president
Comment from : NeonSuspenders

The saddest thing is that I doubt that we are capable, as a country, of producing human beings like this man anymore
Comment from : _ RS1983

I was hiking up Mt Sugarloaf with my brother and dad, and while climbing up the steepest part, I remembered this speech especially when my face was, "Marred by dust, and sweat, and blood" I made it to the top, and now I am more motivated to exercise :)
Comment from : MuffinG

This man's America needs to be a reality again!
Comment from : Joseph Buckley

🧚🏻‍♂️☯️💒🗽🇦🇺🌎🕺🌌🦅
Comment from : A Way Of Living

The racist in the arena
Comment from : THEWALLSTREETGOOSE

It’s enough to make a grown man cry…BUT NOT THIS MAN GET BACK IN GHERE TEAR
Comment from : Lars Erik Johansson

When it came to physical badassery, Teddy was the total package Fought in the Battle of San Juan hill during the Spanish-American war He lead the famous "Rough Riders" from the front Led many trips to either hunt or explore He also overrode laws on the Native Americans that were illegal But most of all to me, upon reading Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle", he ordered the meat packing industry to be inspected by the Government Read the book Teddy was a Boss
Comment from : The Cat

You are right Ted You are right I will do better
Comment from : Boarofwar

“IF” by Rudyard Kipling is just as inspiring for me Has been since a young girl
Comment from : Sue V

This is the best reading of my all-time favorite quote Masterfully done
Comment from : Max Angor

Shame on the man of cultivated taste who permits refinement to develop into fastidiousness that unfits him for doing the rough work of a workaday world Among the free peoples who govern themselves there is but a small field of usefulness open for the men of cloistered life who shrink from contact with their fellows Still less room is there for those who deride or slight what is done by those who actually bear the brunt of the day; nor yet for those others who always profess that they would like to take action, if only the conditions of life were not exactly what they actually are
Comment from : Paul Jordan

For the Portuguese speakers, here is a translation from this masterpiece:brbr"Cidadãos ativos e enérgicos, que se dedicam a uma grande causa, muitas vezes enfrentam críticas e até mesmo o desprezo daqueles que estão sentados no conforto do seu lar, observando e julgando Mas a verdadeira honra e mérito pertencem àqueles que se dedicam a lutar pelo que é certo, independentemente dos riscos e da possibilidade de fracassobrbrNão são os críticos que contam, nem aqueles que apontam os erros do lutador ou os lugares onde ele poderia ter feito melhor O verdadeiro valor pertence ao homem que está na arena, que se esforça com dedicação e coragem, e que às vezes falha ou tropeça, mas nunca desiste O crédito pertence ao homem que se dedica ao trabalho árduo, à causa nobre, que se esforça para alcançar um objetivo maior Ele pode enfrentar grandes desafios e sacrifícios, mas sempre perseverabrbrÉ essa pessoa que merece respeito e admiração, não importa o resultado final Ele saberá a alegria da vitória, mas mesmo em caso de fracasso, ele terá o conforto de saber que lutou por algo que acreditava Por outro lado, aqueles que nunca se arriscam, que nunca se colocam na arena, não sabem nada sobre a alegria da vitória ou sobre a dor da derrota Eles nunca experimentarão os altos e baixos da vida, e nunca saberão o que é realmente viverbrbrPortanto, não deixem que a opinião de outros os impeça de lutar pelo que é certo Não tenham medo do fracasso, mas sim, tenham medo de nunca tentar Sejam corajosos e enérgicos, e dediquem-se a uma causa digna E, no final, vocês encontrarão a recompensa de saber que lutaram com honra e dignidade, independentemente do resultado final"
Comment from : Rafael Ferreira

Teddy was really a psychologist Far beyond his years
Comment from : Joseph Matello

Very moving He prophesied the media of today as "those cold, timid souls"
Comment from : Susan Hirshorn

Good
Comment from : Don Loughrey

Fantastic
Comment from : Daniel Avery

Beautiful speech
Comment from : S Lax

Inspiring
Comment from : James Ziegler

I just failed my final EMT test and this quote is really helping me out my dad sent this to me Wish me luck I'm not calling it quit here
Comment from : Comrade Stalin

A man that is said to have read a book each day, president,hunter , traveler,when sick an lost in the Amazon,said to his party leave me ,save your self And so much more,died at 57
Comment from : Steven Light

No man or woman, for that matter, is an island
Comment from : Chris McBee