Quote by Jesse Owens

Awards become corroded, friends gather no dust.

Awards become corroded, friends gather no dust.

Summary

This quote suggests that material rewards and accomplishments such as awards eventually lose their value and decay over time. In contrast, genuine friendships withstand the tests of time and are more enduring than any external recognition. It emphasizes the importance of cultivating and cherishing relationships over material possessions, as the bonds we form with others hold greater meaning and significance in our lives. The quote urges us to prioritize the connections we build with people, recognizing that they bring more fulfillment and richness to our existence than any accolades or accolades we may receive.

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