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The greatest wastes are unused talents and untried ideas.

The greatest wastes are unused talents and untried ideas.

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This quote highlights the potential for growth and innovation that is often left untapped. It suggests that neglecting to utilize our own unique abilities, skills, and creative ideas not only hinders personal development but also results in wasted opportunities for progress and success. By embracing and exploring our talents and ideas, we have the potential to make meaningful contributions to our own lives and to society as a whole.

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