Quote by George Canning

Indecision and delays are the parents of failure.

Indecision and delays are the parents of failure.

Summary

This quote highlights the significant role that indecision and delays play in leading to failure. When individuals struggle to make decisions or continually postpone taking action, they create barriers to progress. Indecision can lead to missed opportunities and the inability to move forward, while delays can result in crucial moments slipping away. Failure often arises from allowing indecision and delays to dominate, preventing the necessary steps and actions for success. Making timely decisions and avoiding unnecessary delays are essential for achieving goals and avoiding the pitfalls of failure.

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By George Canning

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