Quote by Edmund Waller

Stronger by weakness, wiser men become.

Stronger by weakness, wiser men become.

Summary

This quote suggests that individuals can become stronger and wiser through experiencing weakness. It implies that going through difficult times and facing one's vulnerabilities can lead to personal growth and development. Instead of being discouraged or defeated by their weaknesses, individuals can use them as opportunities to learn, adapt, and become more resilient. Ultimately, this quote highlights the transformative power of overcoming challenges and turning weaknesses into strengths.

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By Edmund Waller

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