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Feb 5 • 13:01 UTC • 🇦🇷 Argentina • Clarin (ES)

What the popular Latin phrase 'De nihilo nihil' means and what it teaches about today's work world

The article explores the significance of the Latin phrase 'De nihilo nihil' in the context of contemporary work environments, highlighting its enduring applicability in professional discourses and motivations.

#latin #work culture #professional development #motivational speeches #phrases

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