Quote by Johann von Goethe

The wealth that cannot be administered is a burden.

The wealth that cannot be administered is a burden.

Summary

This quote suggests that having wealth or abundance is meaningless unless it can be effectively managed or utilized. It implies that simply possessing wealth without the knowledge or ability to distribute or use it properly can become a source of inconvenience or stress. It highlights the importance of not only accumulating wealth but also acquiring the skills and strategies to administer and make the most of it in order to truly benefit from its value.

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