Quote by Mark Spitz

Life is true to form; records are meant to be broken.

Life is true to form; records are meant to be broken.

Summary

This quote suggests that life follows a predictable pattern, where events and circumstances often repeat themselves. Just as records can be surpassed and broken in the realm of achievements and accomplishments, life also presents similar opportunities for growth and improvement. It implies that change and progress are inevitable and that one should anticipate new challenges and experiences on the journey of life. Life's consistency and tendency for breaking boundaries and limits are emphasized, urging individuals to embrace change and make the most of the opportunities that present themselves along the way.

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