“One does not discover new lands without consenting to lose sight of the shore for a very long time.”
— André Gide, 1925
Dylano | Essayfultwitter.com“One does not discover new lands without consenting to lose sight of the shore for a very long time.” — André Gide, 1925
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The road seen, then not seen, the hillside hiding
then revealing the way you should take, the road
dropping away from you as if leaving you to walk
on thin air, then catching you, holding you up,
when you thought you would fall, and the way
forward always in the end the way that you followed,
the way that carried you into your future, that broug... See more
The road seen, then not seen, the hillside hiding
then revealing the way you should take, the road
dropping away from you as if leaving you to walk
on thin air, then catching you, holding you up,
when you thought you would fall, and the way
forward always in the end the way that you followed,
the way that carried you into your future, that broug... See more
Writing
But you have to risk getting lost because chasing a dream—really chasing it—will lead you to places you never thought were out there. Places no one else would ever care (or dare) to go if they knew about them ahead of time.
Stan Beecham • Elite Minds: Creating the Competitive Advantage
you don’t really know what you’re capable of until you put everything you’ve got on the line.
David Goggins • Can't Hurt Me: Master Your Mind and Defy the Odds
C’est seulement lorsque nous sommes perdus, autrement dit lorsque nous avons perdu le monde, que nous commençons à nous trouver, et à comprendre où nous sommes, ainsi que l’étendue infinie des liens qui nous y rattachent.