“If you climb up step by step, you’ll always find yourself level with a step.”
Antonio Porchia (1885–1968) Italian Argentinian poet
Quien asciende peldaño a peldaño, se halla siempre a la altura de un peldaño.
Voces (1943)
“If you stand under a mountain and look up, you will get a bad pain in the neck. If you look at the ground and take one step, and then another step, then you come to a little bump. You think of how to climb over it; then you find a gap and you jump over it and you go on like that, one step at a time, and suddenly, you find yourself standing on top of the mountain.”
The Rediff Cricket Interview, Kapil Dev
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