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Growth Quote by Joan Marques

“Every development is first rejected, then skeptically accepted, next gradually embraced, and at last abundantly praised. Let's put it straight: it's a human trait.” quote by Joan Marques
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““Every development is first rejected, then skeptically accepted, next gradually embraced, and at last abundantly praised. Let's put it straight: it's a human trait.””

Joan Marques

About This Quote

The quote describes the typical cycle of public reaction to new ideas, moving from rejection to praise, highlighting a human tendency to resist change before embracing it.

In simple terms: People often first reject then later praise new ideas.

Key Takeaway

Expect resistance before acceptance.

Themes

change human nature innovation

Mood

reflective analytical

Type

observational insightful

When to use this quote

  • product launches
  • policy reforms
  • technological breakthroughs
  • cultural shifts

Key Concepts

psychology social dynamics adoption curve

Questions to Reflect On

  • Why do we resist new ideas initially?
  • How can we accelerate acceptance?
A Different Perspective

Not all ideas follow this exact pattern; some may be instantly accepted or forever rejected.

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