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The more we take the less we become, the fortune of one man means less for some
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"The more we take the less we become, the fortune of one man means less for some"

- Sarah McLachlan

About this Quote

This quote by Sarah McLachlan speaks to the concept of balance and moderation in life. It suggests that when we take too much from the world, we become less than we were before. We can end up being greedy and self-centered, and our actions can have a negative effect on others. The quote likewise indicates that when someone has excessive, it can mean less for others. This is an important reminder that we must bear in mind our actions and how they impact others. We ought to aim to discover a balance between taking what we need and returning to the world. By doing so, we can ensure that everybody has enough which no one is left behind.

About the Author

Sarah McLachlan This quote is written / told by Sarah McLachlan somewhere between January 28, 1968 and today. She was a famous Musician from Canada. The author also have 31 other quotes.

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