Quote by Thomas Kempis

The loftier the building the deeper the foundation must be.

The loftier the building the deeper the foundation must be.

Summary

This quote emphasizes that the height or success of any endeavor or achievement is directly proportional to the strength and depth of its foundation. It conveys the idea that achieving great things requires a strong groundwork, solid principles, and a solid base of knowledge, skills, and experience. Just like a tall building needs a deep foundation to withstand the weight and challenges it may face, individuals or projects aiming for remarkable success must be built on a secure and solid foundation.

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