Quote by Paulo Coelho

A shepherd may like to travel, but he should never forget his sheep.

A shepherd may like to travel, but he should never forget hi

Summary

This quote reflects the balance between personal desires and responsibilities. It suggests that while it is natural for a shepherd, or an individual, to have a desire for exploration and adventure, they must always prioritize their duties and obligations. Just as a shepherd must consistently care for and protect their sheep, individuals must consider their responsibilities and not let their personal interests overshadow them. It serves as a reminder to always stay mindful of one's obligations and to never lose sight of the important tasks that need attention.

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Dreaming Obligations

By Paulo Coelho

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