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3) Time is money
Practice makes man perfect
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Answered by kanumurisanatan
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Explanation:

When we say “time is money” we usually mean that those who save time will save money. “Time is money” because work takes time. But if time equals money, those who own money own other people's time.  We offer our time, and in return, we earn a certain amount of money.

now read the below story (from Mahabharata) to understand the phrase '' Practice make a man perfect''

One night, Arjuna unexpectedly woke up and did not see his elder brother Bheema, who was sleeping beside him. He went out to find Bheema. He looked out in the courtyard & backyard of the Gurukul (school in olden days). Yet Bheema was nowhere to be found. He was afraid that if the wicked Duryodhana might took his brother away and kill him somewhere.  

Arjuna was still searching for Bheema, but he couldn’t find him. He was really concerned about it. His mind was consumed by the fear of losing his brother: he was about to cry when he heard a sound coming from the Gurukul kitchen room. There was total darkness all around.

Arjuna went to the Gurukul kitchen room and heard the sound of someone eating something. He was positive that Bheema was there. He was calling him. Then Bheema responded to Arjuna. Arjuna asked him, “What are you doing in the dark?” Bheema answered that he was eating the food. Arjuna was really shocked.

He questioned Bheema how he could see his food in the night. Bheema chuckled and said that it was his custom to eat that his hands and mouth co-ordinate with each other even in the night. With Bheema ‘s response, Arjuna ‘s mind hit with a brilliant idea. He said to himself that if he practiced his bow and arrow constantly, he, too, would become one of the great archers. So what Arjuna practiced constantly with his bow and arrow, and later became one of the best archers of the world. A good man has always performed his work with all his heart.

thus practice makes a man perfect

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