Quote by Oliver Cromwell

He who stops being better stops being good.

He who stops being better stops being good.

Summary

This quote implies that continual improvement is essential for maintaining a high level of goodness or success. It suggests that one should never become complacent or stagnant in their efforts to grow and develop as an individual. By emphasizing the importance of ongoing personal growth, the quote encourages individuals to strive for excellence and never settle for mediocrity. It serves as a reminder that by continuously improving oneself, one can consistently strive towards being the best version of themselves.

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