Quote by Paul Peel

It's no rest to be idle.

It's no rest to be idle.

Summary

This quote suggests that inactivity or being idle does not bring any sense of satisfaction or relaxation. Instead, it implies that remaining idle leads to restlessness. It implies that a lack of purpose or engagement can lead to dissatisfaction and a feeling of unease or discontentment. The quote encourages individuals to find fulfillment and purpose in being productive and engaged rather than indulging in idleness.

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