Impossible Quote by John David Anderson
““Because sometimes it's better to believe in the impossible. To believe you are a secret agent or a private detective or a superhero and not just a kid with freckled cheeks and gangly arms who is too clumsy to leap a tipped-over garbage can in a single bound. Until you are lying in the middle of the sidewalk, with a throbbing ankle and bloody chin, wishing you hadn't even tried.””
About This Quote
Imagining the impossible fuels daring actions, but failure can be painful and discouraging.
In simple terms: Imagination leads to risky attempts and possible injury.
Balance bold imagination with realistic risk assessment.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- sports
- creative endeavors
- adventure activities
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What risks are worth taking?
- How do you recover from painful failures?
Overconfidence may cause unnecessary harm.