Quote by Walter Mosley

“He no longer has any law but his own weight.”

— Jean Teulé

“Unless a man has something to lift, he can never find out how strong he is.”

— Opie Read

“Humans weren’t made to carry someone else’s weight. We can barely lift our own.”

— Tarryn Fisher

“Humans weren’t made to carry someone else’s weight. We can barely lift our own.” “Maybe lifting someone else’s weight makes yours a little more…

— Tarryn Fisher

“What weighs us down is not gravity! A little force of kindness can decelerate depravity.”

— Igbinovia Ixrael Lee

“It is a fundamental law of nature that in order to gain strength one has to push one’s limits, which is painful.”

— Ray Dalio

“The only way the weight of the world can break you down, is if you carry it the wrong way.”

— Lionel Suggs

“Why should you live in a world without feeling its weight?”

— Karl Ove Knausgaard

“I'm not fat, I'm gravity generous.”

— Shay Butler

“I have an inability to consider a thing without imagining the story behind it as a needful force, a great petitioning weight.”

— Leah Hager Cohen

The fundamental principle of human action, the law, that is to political economy what the law of gravitation is to physics is that men…

— Henry George

“The weight you life is not nearly as heavy as the weigh you carry.”

— Toni Sorenson