Quote by Earl Nightingale

Everything that's really worthwhile in life comes to us.

Everything that's really worthwhile in life comes to us.

Summary

This quote suggests that the meaningful and valuable things in life are not obtained through force or effort but rather come to us naturally. It implies that true fulfillment, happiness, and success cannot be achieved by chasing after them relentlessly, but rather by allowing them to unfold organically. In this context, it urges individuals to have patience, trust in the process, and embrace the idea that the important aspects of life, such as love, self-discovery, and personal growth, will eventually find their way to us if we are open and receptive.

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By Earl Nightingale

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