Quote by Ernest Hemingway

The man who has begun to live more seriously within begins to live more simply without

The man who has begun to live more seriously within begins t

Summary

This quote implies that when someone starts to prioritize their inner growth, they naturally simplify their external life. By focusing on personal development, they become less concerned with material possessions and superficial matters. This shift in perspective allows them to find greater fulfillment and contentment in a more simple and uncluttered existence. In essence, the quote suggests that true fulfillment comes from within and leads to a simpler and more meaningful life externally.

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Life Inspirational

By Ernest Hemingway

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