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Nineteenth-century biologist T.H. Huxley wrote these words as a reminder that slow and steady always wins the race. Rather than relying on quick shortcuts, clever tricks, or corner-cutting, we should practice the virtues of patience and determination as we pursue our goals and dreams. Though the road may be longer, the journey will be that much sweeter when we find motivation in a sense of purpose and commitment and utilize the strength of the human will.
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