Quote by Danish proverb

Wise care keeps what it has gained.

Wise care keeps what it has gained.

Summary

This quote implies that by being wise and cautious in our actions and decisions, we can preserve and safeguard what we have accomplished or obtained. It suggests that acting responsibly and thoughtfully can help us maintain the things we have worked hard for. By exercising care and making wise choices, we can prevent unnecessary loss or damage, ensuring the longevity and success of our achievements.

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