Quote by Johann von Goethe

No one as ever completed their apprenticeship.

No one as ever completed their apprenticeship.

Summary

This quote suggests that no one has truly reached the point of fully mastering a skill or becoming a true expert. It implies that the journey of learning and growth is continuous, with no definitive end point. No matter how much experience or knowledge one may attain, there is always room for improvement and further understanding. Mastery is an ongoing process, and one's apprenticeship in life and learning is never truly accomplished.

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