Quote by William Shakespeare

Pain pays the income of each precious thing.

Pain pays the income of each precious thing.

Summary

This quote suggests that pain or struggle is necessary for the acquisition or appreciation of valuable or worthwhile things in life. It implies that precious things, whether they are physical objects or abstract concepts like wisdom or strength, come at a cost. It highlights the idea that growth, improvement, and the achievement of something valuable often require enduring hardships or enduring the discomfort of pushing oneself beyond personal limits or comfort zones. The quote emphasizes the importance of resilience and perseverance in the pursuit of valuable and rewarding endeavors.

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