Quote by Johann von Goethe

By seeking and blundering we learn.

By seeking and blundering we learn.

Summary

This quote emphasizes the value of making mistakes and learning from them. It suggests that through actively seeking knowledge and undergoing trial and error, we gain valuable experience and insights. By embracing our blunders and failures, we can grow, expand our understanding, and progress in whatever we aim to achieve. This quote encourages a mindset of continuous learning and the recognition that mistakes are an integral part of the learning process.

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By Johann von Goethe

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