It should waste no time nor strength upon the minor issues, but concentrate all upon the one strategic point.
Victoria C. Woodhull: “It should waste no time nor strength upon the minor issues, but concentrate all upon the one strategic point.”
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She advocates for prioritizing efforts on the most significant issues rather than getting sidetracked by less important matters.
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