Quote by English Proverb

A good beginning makes a good end.

A good beginning makes a good end.

Summary

This quote suggests that starting something in a positive and productive manner will likely result in a successful completion. It highlights the importance of laying a strong foundation and making thoughtful choices at the beginning of any endeavor. By starting off on the right foot, one is more likely to stay motivated and committed, leading to a positive outcome or achievement in the end. This quote offers a gentle reminder to prioritize a strong start, as it greatly influences the final outcome.

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