Quote by Benjamin Franklin

When you're finished changing, you're finished.

When you're finished changing, you're finished.

Summary

This quote suggests that change is a fundamental aspect of progress and personal growth. It highlights the importance of embracing constant transformation and evolution in all aspects of life. Stagnation or resistance to change can lead to a sense of completion or satisfaction, ultimately hindering further development and success. Therefore, the quote emphasizes that an individual or entity should not cease their journey of growth and adaptability as it signifies the end of their potential for improvement.

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