Quote by Joseph Hall

Perfection is the child of time.

Perfection is the child of time.

Summary

This quote suggests that perfection cannot be achieved instantly or without effort. It implies that perfection is a gradual outcome that evolves over time with practice, learning, and refinement. It implies that with patience and dedication, one can progressively improve and approach perfection in whatever they pursue. Essentially, this quote stresses the importance of the journey and the investment of time in order to reach a state of perfection.

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