Quote by Doug Horton

The harder you fall, the higher you bounce.

The harder you fall, the higher you bounce.

Summary

This quote suggests that facing hardship or failure can lead to greater resilience and eventual success. When someone falls or encounters obstacles, they have the ability to learn from their mistakes, adapt, and come back stronger than before. The more difficult the fall, the more intense the rebound can be. It emphasizes the idea that setbacks should be viewed as opportunities for growth and improvement.

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Adversity

By Doug Horton

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