Summary
This quote suggests that personal growth and fulfillment come from continuously striving for new goals and purposes in life. Once a person believes they have achieved everything they deem significant or valuable, they start to lose their sense of purpose and vitality. It implies that stagnation and complacency hinder personal development, as the true essence of life lies in constantly challenging oneself with new aspirations and endeavors.
Topics
Goodness
By E. T. Trigg