Quote by Dean Briggs

Do your work; not just your work and no more, but a little more for the lavishing's sake -- that little more which is worth all the rest.

Do your work; not just your work and no more, but a little m

Summary

This quote encourages individuals to not only complete their assigned tasks, but to go above and beyond by exerting extra effort for the sake of excellence. It emphasizes the value in putting in a little more time and dedication to produce outstanding results and surpass expectations. By striving for this "little more", one can create work that is truly worthwhile and stands out among the rest.

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By Dean Briggs

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