Quote by Dan Ariely

Work consists of whatever a body is obliged to do. Play consists of whatever a body is not obliged to do.

— Mark Twain

“We must know the whole play in order to properly act our parts; the conception of totality must never be lost in that of…

— Kakuzō Okakura

“The body is not a task to be completed but a gift we receive from God himself.”

— Matthew Lee Anderson

“But for you, work is play. Not to work would be work.”

— Elaine N. Aron

“The different kinds of work require different people to perform the task. You must fulfil your specific task.”

— Lailah Gifty Akita

“Work without working, and play without playing. Do without doing, and be without being. To live an effortless life, simply be yourself.”

— Daniel Levin

“There is at least one important work to be done that will not be done unless you do it. ”

— Charles Allen

Any phrase that suggests play is this domain that's the opposite of work, or the thing that you do when you're done working, should…

— Ian Bogost

“If my life was to be all work no play, I wanted my work to be play.”

— Phil Knight

“The idea is to be detached from the fruits of our labors, which means that we do things simply for the act of doing…

— Suzanne Morrison

“Therefore, perform your allotted duty; for action is superior to inaction. Desisting from action, you cannot even maintain your body. (Chapter-III, Shloka- 8)”

— Gita Press

“The only obligation any artist can have is to himself. His works means nothing, otherwise. It has no meaning.”

— Truman Capote