Quote by George Bernard Shaw

The love of economy is the root of all virtue.

The love of economy is the root of all virtue.

Summary

This quote suggests that having a love for managing resources and being economical is the foundation for all moral goodness or excellence. It implies that being prudent with money, time, and other resources leads to responsible and ethical behavior in other aspects of life. By prioritizing the careful use and preservation of resources, one can develop virtues such as self-discipline, moderation, and stewardship, which can positively impact individuals, society, and the environment.

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