Famous quote by Marie Curie

I was taught that the way of progress was neither swift nor easy

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"I was taught that the way of progress was neither swift nor easy"

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Marie Curie's quote speaks to the concept that development is a sluggish and challenging process. It indicates that it takes hard work and devotion to make progress, and that it won't happen overnight. This is an important lesson to keep in mind, as it can be simple to become discouraged when development isn't instant. It is essential to remember that progress is a journey, which it requires time and effort to reach our objectives. Marie Curie's quote is a pointer that we need to not give up when progress is sluggish, but rather keep pushing forward and stay concentrated on our objectives. It is likewise a reminder that development is possible, which with dedication and hard work, we can achieve our objectives.

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Marie Curie

This quote is from Marie Curie between November 7, 1867 and July 4, 1934. She was a famous Scientist from Poland. The author also have 12 other quotes.
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