Quote by Daniel Webster

Wisdom begins at the end.

Wisdom begins at the end.

Summary

This quote suggests that true wisdom can only be gained through experience and reflection, often in hindsight. It implies that the real understanding and insight come from processing and analyzing the outcomes or consequences of our actions and decisions. Wisdom does not magically appear at the beginning of a journey or endeavor; it is cultivated and attained as we navigate through challenges and hardships and learn from them. In other words, wisdom is the culmination of lessons learned from the end results, serving as a reminder to make informed choices moving forward.

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By Daniel Webster

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