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Of course experience counts here as in any other human activity, and all experience worth the name is the result of application, of time and thought and study and practice.
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gutenberg.orgCalvin Coolidge: “Of course experience counts here as in any other human activity, and all experience worth the name is the result of…”
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Coolidge highlights the importance of experience and dedication in achieving success in any field.
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