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From small beginnings come great things.

From small beginnings come great things.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the significance of humble origins and how they have the potential to lead to remarkable outcomes. It suggests that even modest or inconspicuous beginnings can pave the way for something extraordinary. It encourages individuals to not underestimate their starting point and to work determinedly towards achieving larger aspirations and goals. It serves as a reminder that even the most successful people, organizations, or ideas often begin with small and unassuming beginnings, but through perseverance and dedication, they can grow into something magnificent.

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