Quote by Frederick the Great

What is the good of experience if you do not reflect.

What is the good of experience if you do not reflect.

Summary

This quote suggests that experience is only valuable if one takes the time to reflect upon it and draw meaningful insights from it. Simply going through various experiences without introspection would be futile and unproductive. By reflecting on our experiences, we can gain wisdom, learn from our mistakes, and make better choices in the future. In essence, this quote emphasizes the importance of pausing to ponder and examine our experiences in order to truly benefit from them.

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