What Whoever Said:
"Imagination grows by exercise, and contrary to common belief, is more powerful in the mature than in the young."
-W. Somerset Maugham
What I Say:
Like in everything, practice makes perfect. It's weird, but you have to practice being imaginative. I like what the second half of this quote has to say even more. It's just great. People tend to assume only kids can be imaginative - maybe because they have imaginary friends, I don't know. Anyway, if that were true, how do adults write such great works of fiction or invent new, unique contraptions? Adults have more life experience, so it makes sense that they would've exercised their imagination more and therefore be more imaginative. They can also use their imaginations in more constructive ways than most kids can. Interesting, right?
What Will You Say?
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What Whoever Said About Whatever: A Collection Of Quotes
AcakThis is exactly what it says it is in the title, a collection of quotes. If you like quotes, read and enjoy! If you don't, then bye, I guess . . . *This book is updated at least once a week!*
