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Rest breeds rust.

Rest breeds rust.

Summary

This quote suggests that when we become stagnant or complacent in our lives, we begin to deteriorate. Rest, in this context, refers to simply accepting comfort and not pushing oneself to grow or improve. The analogy of "rust" implies that when we idle for too long, we start to lose our potential, skills, and vitality. It serves as a reminder that embracing challenges, constantly seeking progress, and staying active are essential for personal growth and preventing a decline in our abilities and potential.

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