Quote by John Wooden

Don't mistake activity for achievement.

Don't mistake activity for achievement.

Summary

This quote suggests that being busy or engaged in various tasks does not necessarily translate into meaningful accomplishments or progress. It warns against the danger of equating mere activity with true achievement. In other words, the quote reminds us to focus on meaningful outcomes and results rather than simply staying occupied or busy with insignificant actions. It urges individuals to prioritize tasks that contribute to personal or collective growth, rather than getting caught up in meaningless busyness.

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Success & Failure

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