Quote by Jim Rohn

For every promise, there is price to pay.

For every promise, there is price to pay.

Summary

This quote suggests that making promises or commitments is not without consequences. It implies that when we make a promise, we are also accepting a responsibility or sacrifice that comes along with it. It serves as a reminder that we should be mindful of the commitments we make, as they often require us to give up something, whether it be time, effort, or personal resources. Ultimately, this quote highlights the importance of considering the potential costs associated with fulfilling our promises.

Topics

Value

By Jim Rohn

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