Quote by Lynn Davies

It's about lessons for life. It's not just about winning either.

It's about lessons for life. It's not just about winning eit

Summary

This quote suggests that life is not solely about the act of winning, but rather the valuable lessons that one can learn along the way. It emphasizes the idea that the journey and the growth that occur throughout one's experiences hold equal if not greater significance than the end goal itself. Whether in success or failure, the quote encourages individuals to appreciate and embrace the wisdom gained from life's varied outcomes.

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