This quote by Thomas Carlyle talks to the concept that any terrific achievement needs effort and devotion. It suggests that any task that is worth doing is difficult to achieve and requires a lot of effort. It is a pointer that absolutely nothing of value comes quickly and that any rewarding endeavor will need a lot of effort and devotion. It is a pointer that we must not be discouraged by the trouble of a task, but instead be inspired by the difficulty and strive to achieve it. It is a reminder that any terrific accomplishment is possible if we want to put in the effort and commitment required to achieve it. It is a pointer that we need to never give up on our dreams and that anything is possible if we want to put in the effort.
This quote is written / told by Thomas Carlyle between December 4, 1795 and February 5, 1881. He was a famous Writer from Scotland, the quote is categorized under the topic Work. The author also have 110 other quotes.
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