Quote by Tad Williams

A well-aimed spear is worth three.

A well-aimed spear is worth three.

Summary

This quote implies that quality is more important than quantity. It suggests that a single, precisely aimed spear is more valuable and effective than three spears that are poorly thrown or targeted. The quote can be applied to various situations in life, highlighting the significance of skill, accuracy, and effectiveness. It emphasizes the importance of focusing on excellence and efficiency, as opposed to mere quantity or numbers, to achieve desirable outcomes.

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