Quote by Thomas Fuller

Prospect is often better than possession.

Prospect is often better than possession.

Summary

This quote suggests that having hope or anticipation for something is often more enjoyable or satisfying than actually obtaining it. It implies that the excitement and anticipation that comes with the possibility of gaining or achieving something can often exceed the actual fulfillment or possession of that thing. It highlights the value of optimism, anticipation, and the journey towards a desired outcome over the outcome itself.

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