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Nothing comes from doing nothing.

"Nothing comes from doing nothing."
— William Shakespeare
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William Shakespeare
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Meaning of this quote

The maxim connects outcomes with action rather than complete inactivity.

Key takeaway: Identify one useful action you can take.

Origin of the quote

A paraphrase related to King Lear, Act I, Scene I.

Who actually said this?

Commonly attributed

Lear’s original says Nothing will come of nothing in his exchange with Cordelia. The post rewrites the line into a general instruction about action.

Attributed author: William Shakespeare, modern paraphrase

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