“In the end, you’re measured not by how much you undertake but by what you finally accomplish.”

Simplified Meaning:

People often judge you more by the results you achieve than by the number of tasks you start. Imagine a student who joins many school clubs but doesn't really contribute to any of them. Comparatively, another student might join just one club but puts in a lot of effort and helps the club achieve great things. The second student would likely receive more recognition and respect. This idea isn't just for students; it applies to everyone. For instance, in a job, you can have someone who tries many projects but finishes none. Another person might take on fewer projects but completes them successfully. It’s the finished projects that will make a lasting impression. To apply this in your life, it's important to focus on completing things rather than taking on too much and not finishing. Prioritize your tasks, give them your best effort, and see them through to the end. This approach will earn you a reputation for being reliable and effective.