Franklin's own idea was more expansive: he believed in encouraging and providing opportunities for all people to succeed based on their diligence
Franklin envisioned a society where success was attainable for everyone, not just the privileged few. He firmly believed that hard work and diligence were the keys to achieving one's goals. This perspective emphasized merit and personal effort over social status, reflecting his commitment to equality and opportunity.
In his view, providing resources and support to foster personal growth was essential. Franklin's broader philosophy focused on creating an environment where every individual had the chance to thrive, demonstrating his belief in the power of perseverance and the potential for success in all people.
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