Is it ever too late for a sequel?

Is it ever too late for a sequel?

📖 Gary Goetzman

🌍 American | 👨‍💼 Producer

🎂 November 6, 1952

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This quote prompts us to contemplate the possibilities of starting anew or continuing a story, regardless of past endings. It suggests that life can always offer opportunities for renewal, reinvention, or second chances, emphasizing that it's never truly too late to pursue a new chapter. Embracing this mindset can inspire us to overcome fears of failure or missed opportunities, encouraging persistence and hope in our personal journeys.

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