“It is a sad and pathetic fact that many people find life a dull, lackluster experience. People get themselves into ruts, which reminds me of a sign an old farmer put up one lovely spring beside a dirt road. “Choose your rut carefully: you will be in it for the next twenty-five miles.” A great many people seem to have chosen their rut and have stayed in it for twenty-five years. One of these ruts is routine; the same procedure day in and day out with little or no variation. That ought to be broken at any cost.”
Norman Vincent Peale
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