Quote by Thomas Fuller

All doors open to courtesy.

All doors open to courtesy.

Summary

This quote suggests that being courteous and displaying good manners can open many opportunities in life. By treating others with kindness, respect, and consideration, one is more likely to be welcomed and accepted into various spaces and experiences. Courtesy has the power to dissolve barriers, promote positive interactions, and create a welcoming environment that facilitates opportunities for personal and professional growth. It implies that by embodying and practicing courtesy, one can effectively navigate through a multitude of doors, both metaphorically and literally.

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Manners

By Thomas Fuller

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