Quote by Jerry L. Lewis

Faithfulness in small things leads to faithfulness in great things, and never the other way around.

Faithfulness in small things leads to faithfulness in great

Summary

This quote emphasizes the significance of being faithful and dedicated in even the smallest tasks or responsibilities. It suggests that by cultivating faithfulness in minor matters, we develop the traits and habits necessary for being faithful in more significant endeavors. The quote implies that establishing a foundation of integrity and commitment in the little things paves the way for success in greater undertakings. It emphasizes the idea that faithfulness is not easily achieved or obtained quickly; rather, it is a mindset and approach that is honed over time, starting from small, seemingly insignificant acts.

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Love Family Inspirational Growth Relationships Motivation

By Jerry L. Lewis

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