Quote by John Heywood

Many hands make light work.

Many hands make light work.

Summary

This quote means that a task becomes easier and quicker to complete when there are more people involved in doing it. By spreading out the work among many individuals, each person's contribution lightens the burden for everyone else. Whether it is a physical or mental task, having multiple hands working together can not only increase efficiency but also foster teamwork and collaboration. This quote emphasizes the power of unity and the idea that collective effort can achieve great results.

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