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Change is not made without inconvenience, even from worse to better
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"Change is not made without inconvenience, even from worse to better"

- Richard Hooker

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In this quote, Richard Hooker is highlighting the reality that change is not a simple procedure. He emphasizes that even when modification is for the much better, it still includes its own set of obstacles and hassles. This is since modification needs us to step out of our comfort zones and adapt to new ways of believing and doing things. It may likewise include letting go of old routines and beliefs, which can be hard. Nevertheless, Hooker recommends that regardless of the discomfort, change is necessary for development and improvement. It is through welcoming change that we can move from a worse state to a better one.

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Richard Hooker This quote is written / told by Richard Hooker between March 1, 1554 and November 3, 1600. He was a famous Priest from England. The author also have 5 other quotes.

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