Quotes & Sayings About Anna Frith

And as you attempt to uncover this mystery, consider one more question, a much more constructive one: What happens if you don't do this? That's what should really scare you. — Jeff Goins

You aren't allowed back until you've learned to willingly suspend disbelief. — Rebecca Murphy

But this - this is a ladder to climb to the stars." Lee's eyes shone. "You can never lose that. It cuts the feet from under weakness and cowardliness and laziness. — John Steinbeck

Christ is in all, meaning that the divine spark is in all things. — Tom Shadyac

Therein lies the insight: Even though you will continue moving forever - with each move taking you half the remaining distance to the wall - the total distance you travel can never be more than 2 feet, which is your starting distance from the wall. For mathematical purposes, the total distance you travel can be approximated as 2 feet, which turns out to be very handy for computation purposes. A mathematician would say that the sum of this infinite series 1 ft + ½ ft + ¼ ft + ⅛ ft ... converges to 2 feet, which is what our instructor was trying to teach us that day. — Charles Wheelan

Surely we all dealt with and reconciled ourselves to a life many of whose features were out of our control. It was part of living in a world full of other people with other interests. — David Foster Wallace