Quote by Thomas Fuller

He is rich that is satisfied.

He is rich that is satisfied.

Summary

This quote emphasizes that true wealth lies in satisfaction rather than material possessions or excessive wealth. It suggests that the individual who finds contentment with what they have in life is the one who can be considered truly rich. The quote encourages us to focus on finding fulfillment and happiness within ourselves, rather than constantly seeking external wealth or material gains. Ultimately, it implies that wealth is more about a state of mind and a sense of contentment rather than the accumulation of worldly possessions.

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By Thomas Fuller

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