● Think carefully and act diligently. ——Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty

● When doing great things, you must be careful about the beginning and the end. ——Book of Rites

● If you are careful from the end to the end, you will never fail. ——Lao Tzu

● If you are cautious, you will succeed; if you act lightly, you will be defeated. ——Su Shi of the Song Dynasty

● It is better to be cautious before failure than to fail later

● Being cautious beforehand includes forgiveness afterwards. ——Germany

● Being cautious beforehand is better than pursuing afterward. ——Japan

● Look forward when walking and think backward when doing things

● Cautious people have eyes in the back of their heads. ——William Robertson

● Measure three times before you cut the scissors. ——Italy

● It is better to be cautious beforehand than to make amends afterwards. ——Love Kirk

● Think beforehand to avoid regrets. ——Guan Hanqing of the Yuan Dynasty

● Uncertainty ahead will lead to serious trouble later. ——Historical Records

● Cautious scientists will neither make mistakes nor make discoveries. ——UK

● People who are too afraid of being deceived lose their ability to be generous. ——France

● A hundred people full of confidence and determination are much better than ten thousand cautious and respectable (respectable) people. ——Sinclair

●I would rather run into obstacles in broad daylight with my short talent than be saved or get rich in the dark with caution. ——Lametri

● Caution grows with the increase of one's own property. ——Hesiod

● "Prudent" is a rich and ugly old maid, and only "incompetent" woos her. ——W. Black

● Caution is useless unless it is coupled with decisiveness. ——Bacon

● Being cautious can make great things happen. ——Schiller

● Excessive caution makes people grow old prematurely. ——Yi Jing

● Walking is safer than running; standing is safer than walking; sitting is safer than standing; lying down is safer than sitting.

——India