Quote by Nido Qubein

Change brings opportunity.

Change brings opportunity.

Summary

This quote implies that change is not typically seen as a negative event, but rather an opportunity for growth and success. When things change, new possibilities arise, new doors open, and fresh experiences can be embraced. It encourages individuals to adopt a positive mindset towards change, to see it as a chance to explore different avenues, make improvements, and strive for personal or professional development. Instead of resisting change, this quote advises individuals to welcome it, as it has the potential to bring about positive and beneficial outcomes.

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