Quote by Jack Hodgins

As long as a person has enough, they don't need more. And I've got more than enough.

As long as a person has enough, they don't need more. And I

Summary

This quote suggests that contentment can be achieved when one feels they possess an adequate amount of resources or possessions. The speaker believes that having more than what is necessary leads to unnecessary desire for excess. By acknowledging their current abundance, the speaker implies that additional accumulation is superfluous and not required for their happiness or satisfaction. Ultimately, this quote reinforces the idea that finding contentment in having enough is essential for a fulfilled life.

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