Quote by Edward H. Harriman

Much good work is lost for the lack of a little more.

Much good work is lost for the lack of a little more.

Summary

This quote suggests that a significant amount of valuable work is left unfinished or does not reach its full potential simply due to a slight deficiency or insufficiency. It emphasizes the importance of giving a little extra effort, time, or attention to achieve a desired outcome. The quote implies that by going the extra mile and dedicating oneself a little more, one can avoid the possible loss or waste of valuable work. It serves as a reminder that small additional efforts can make a significant difference in the ultimate success or failure of a task or project.

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Excellence

By Edward H. Harriman

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