Quote by Danish proverb

Unwilling service earns no thanks.

Unwilling service earns no thanks.

Summary

This quote suggests that offering assistance or performing a task with reluctance or resistance will not receive appreciation or gratitude. It highlights the importance of willingly and wholeheartedly engaging in service, as genuine effort and willingness are key factors in earning recognition and appreciation from others. Whether in personal relationships or professional settings, being truly willing and enthusiastic about helping others or fulfilling responsibilities is more likely to be valued and acknowledged.

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