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Commitment Quote by Benjamin Franklin

“Promises may fit the friends, but non performance will turn them into enemies.” quote by Benjamin Franklin
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“Promises may fit the friends, but non performance will turn them into enemies.”

Benjamin Franklin

About This Quote

Source Speech: Poor Richard's Almanack, 1736

Empty promises may please friends temporarily, but failing to deliver turns them into adversaries.

In simple terms: Broken promises become enemies.

Key Takeaway

Keep promises or risk losing friends.

Themes

trust integrity relationships

Mood

cautious reflective

Type

advice philosophical

When to use this quote

  • business deals
  • personal friendships
  • political alliances
  • team projects

Key Concepts

social contract reputation consequences

Questions to Reflect On

  • Do you keep your promises even when inconvenient?
  • How do you repair trust after a broken promise?
A Different Perspective

People may forgive occasional lapses, but repeated failures erode trust.

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