"The most important lesson of New Labour is this: Every time we made progress we did it by challenging the conventional wisdom"
- Ed Miliband
About this Quote
This quote by Ed Miliband speaks with the importance of challenging the status quo in order to make progress. It suggests that the most essential lesson of New Labour is that development is just possible when we are willing to think outside package and challenge the conventional knowledge. This is an effective message that encourages us to think seriously and to question the accepted norms. It also indicates that development is not constantly simple which it requires us to take dangers and to be happy to challenge the status quo. This quote is a reminder that progress is only possible when we want to push limits and to think in a different way. It is a call to action to be brave and to challenge the conventional knowledge in order to make development.
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