Quote by P.K. Shaw

Some people prefer to keep their foot in a bog so they don't risk falling over.

Some people prefer to keep their foot in a bog so they don't

Summary

This quote suggests that some individuals avoid taking risks or making significant changes in their lives in fear of potential failure or discomfort. By preferring to keep their foot in a bog, representing a familiar and stagnant situation, they prioritize stability and avoid the uncertainty that comes with trying something new. This approach may provide a sense of security, but it also limits growth and prevents them from experiencing new opportunities or reaching their full potential.

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By P.K. Shaw

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