"I had to learn how to drive because I didn't drive in Toronto"
- Kevin McDonald
About this Quote
This quote by Kevin McDonald speaks with the importance of learning how to drive. In Toronto, where McDonald lived, it was not essential to drive as the city had a well-developed public transport system. However, McDonald recognized that in order to succeed in life, he required to discover how to drive. This quote speaks with the significance of being able to adjust to different situations and having the capability to find out brand-new abilities. It likewise speaks with the value of having the guts to take threats and try something brand-new. Knowing how to drive was a danger for McDonald, however it was a threat that paid off in the end. By discovering how to drive, McDonald had the ability to open a world of possibilities for himself. He was able to take a trip more freely and check out brand-new locations. This quote is a pointer that in some cases taking risks and learning brand-new skills can be advantageous in the long run.
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