No matter what your work is, you cannot accomplish much if you become the wandering Jew.
Booker T. Washington: “No matter what your work is, you cannot accomplish much if you become the wandering Jew.”
Editor's note · Context
Washington warns against being aimless and emphasizes the value of stability in one's work.
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