Quote by Julia Woodruff

Out of the strain of doing and into the peace of the done.

Out of the strain of doing and into the peace of the done.

Summary

This quote implies that there is a sense of relief and tranquility when a task or responsibility is finally completed. It suggests that there is a burden or pressure that comes with the act of doing something, but when it is finished, there is a transition into a state of calmness and contentment. It reflects the idea that completing a task brings a sense of fulfillment and allows one to let go of the stress or tension associated with the process of doing it.

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Success & Failure

By Julia Woodruff

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