Quote by Maxwell Maltz

Man maintains his balance, poise, and sense of security only as he is moving forward.

Man maintains his balance, poise, and sense of security only

Summary

This quote suggests that personal growth, progress, and forward movement are essential for an individual to maintain their stability, confidence, and sense of safety. It implies that an individual's ability to adapt, develop, and keep moving forward in life is crucial in maintaining their overall well-being and equilibrium. Without constant growth and progress, one's stability can be compromised, leading to a loss of confidence and a sense of security. In other words, the quote emphasizes the significance of embracing change and continuously striving for personal advancement to maintain a balanced and secure life.

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By Maxwell Maltz

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