Let every tub stand on its own bottom.

More proverbs about Wisdom

• Proportion your expenses to what you have, not to what you expect. Spending based on current resources prevents financial ruin when anticipated income or ga…
• Experience is a dear school, but it is the only one we are apt to learn in. Costly mistakes teach us what lectures cannot: wisdom requires personal suffering to beco…
• Better one eye than quite blind. Partial knowledge or capability, however limited, surpasses complete deprivation.
• One may sooner fall than rise. Damage spreads faster than repairs; decline requires less effort than recovery.
• Under water famine, under snow bread. Hidden abundance often lies beneath apparent scarcity; adversity conceals resources invis…
• Fancy may bolt bran and think it flour. Imagination can disguise inferior things as valuable when we fail to examine them closely.