William Penn: It is well to cure, but better to prevent a Distemper. The first shows more…
It is well to cure, but better to prevent a Distemper. The first shows more Skill, but the last more Wisdom.
In today’s wordsIt's good to cure a disease, but better to prevent it. The first shows skill; the second shows wisdom.
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- The criterion you can use to evaluate your own thinking is found in 1 question: "How's that working for you?"
- No amount of reading or memorizing will make you successful in life. It is the understanding and application of wise thought which counts.
- Opinions should be formed with great caution, and changed with greater.