Quote by Les Brown

Practice only makes for improvement.

Practice only makes for improvement.

Summary

This quote suggests that practicing something repeatedly leads to improvement. Merely going through the motions without any intentional effort or focus is ineffective. The idea is that dedicating time and energy to practice, with the aim of constantly fine-tuning and enhancing one's skills or abilities, is what ultimately brings about improvement. The quote emphasizes the notion that improvement is not automatic or guaranteed, but rather a result of deliberate and purposeful practice.

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By Les Brown

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