Quote by Gerald Waterhouse

You can't make wrong work.

You can't make wrong work.

Summary

This quote suggests that if something is inherently incorrect or improper, no amount of effort or manipulation can make it successful or functional. In essence, it emphasizes the importance of making right choices or decisions from the beginning, as attempting to rectify or salvage something that is fundamentally flawed is usually futile. It serves as a reminder to prioritize quality, wisdom, and discernment in our actions and choices rather than hoping to fix or salvage mistakes or wrongdoings.

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Honesty

By Gerald Waterhouse

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