My men are not braver than other troops—they are just brave five minutes longer.
— Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington
Also attributed to: General Wellington, Unknown
A military leader explains that his soldiers' bravery comes from enduring just five minutes longer than others, emphasizing perseverance over innate courage.
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