Quantity over quality
Sandy_123
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What do you think, is it better to do more or do things and give quality? Could be based on anything really. I think personally less is more. The better you do that one thing and take time to actually do it properly, is better then just rushing by.
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It does make sense @Biblioklept
I'd prefer quality, although it can depend on what the situation is.1 -
Yeah it does make sense @Biblioklept lol
I find if you take time to do something, you get a better result, then rushing by and doing 10 things any old how.1 -
I'm also a bit of a perfectionist and a big over-thinker, so while I always want what I do to be great, if I actually want to do anything I have to let that go!

But in terms of friends or possessions, I'd always prefer quality over quantity!0 -
In freinds quality yes always.0
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More haste, less speed. Definitely prefer quality over quantity nine times out of ten.0
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It depends on the situation quality is sometimes better than quantity my example is shoes I wouuld never pay over 10.00 for a pair of shoes I would rather have 10 pairs of shoes rather than pay 100.00 for one pair which I have seen people do
Friendship I take people as they are I dont think you can put quality into that situation but good quality food over quantity I may do now and again and in work you need good quality0 -
I disagree with friendship, you can have 20 freinds but only 1 or 2 will be real true close freinds. I have lots of freinds but only 1 that is there properly, the rest are just how are you, every now and then a once in a blue moon coffee, then off to gossip about you. That 1 will support in happy and sad times and loyal.0
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