Philosophy Quote by Beth Linker

“Human endurance fascinates me, probably too much because more often than not, I think of life in terms of enduring instead of living.”

— Roxane Gay

“The measure of a society, he said, is how well it transforms pain and suffering into something worthwhile.”

— Eric Weiner

“When I was very ill, I watched people out running and loved their capacity for movement, their freedom within their bodies. My hope was…

— Arthur W. Frank

“Life is not without pain and travail. They are necessary to new awareness which prompts growth.”

— Kitt Weagant

“A comfortable and easy life leaves no room for growth. We must therefore embrace our hardships and the lessons they bring.”

— Peprah Boasiako

“Being able to appreciate who we are and what we have in the now is an easy way to journey through this life.”

— Raphael Zernoff

“Because that was the whole point of every person’s journey. To be alive. To live and to keep moving forward.”

— Susan Mallery

“The 'what' of life is immediate, but the 'why' trails along at its own pace.”

— Garry Lee Wright

“Your life's work determines your legacy and the impact that you have on the world.”

— Germany Kent

“...it occurred to me that I could use the energy I had been putting into endurance to change my life. Yet the concept of…

— Anne Truitt

“Life in all its brevity deserved to be lived, for the right reasons. Belonging Places.”

— M.R. Weston

“...among whom the art of living well and getting the most out of life at a moderate expense has been attained to a very…

— Maria Gentile