Quote by Robert Collier

First the stalk -- then the roots. First the need -- then the means to satisfy that need. First the nucleus -- then the elements needed for its growth.

First the stalk -- then the roots. First the need -- then th

Summary

This quote emphasizes the concept of priorities and progression. It suggests that certain fundamental elements or steps must come first before the subsequent ones can follow. Just as a plant starts with a stalk and roots, our needs must be recognized before finding means to fulfill them. Similarly, the quote highlights the importance of establishing a strong foundation or core before considering the elements needed to fuel growth. It conveys the idea that a proper sequence is vital for success and development.

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Desires

By Robert Collier

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