Be not wise in thine own conceit, in thinking that thou…
““Be not wise in thine own conceit, in thinking that thou hast learned all the skill which is to be learned already, farre deceived are thou if thou thinks so, for if thou live (til) thou art olde, yet thou mayest learne still. Never leave studying and practicing till you come to the ground and until you have sounded into the depth of your Art.””
About This Quote
This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.
Continuous learning is essential; never assume mastery, keep practicing and deepening skill.
In simple terms: Never stop learning.
Key Takeaway
Commit to lifelong practice.
Themes
learning
humility
skill development
growth mindset
education
Mood
inspirational
humble
determined
Type
Art:1
Learning:1
Thou:1
Thou art:1
Learned Skill:1
Thou Thinks:1
Thinks Thou:1
Thinking Thou:1
When to use this quote
- career advancement
- personal development
- academic study
Key Concepts
metacognition
skill acquisition
philosophy of education
Questions to Reflect On
- What skill will you practice today?
- How do you measure growth?
A Different Perspective
Overconfidence can hinder progress.