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Aristotle once wrote that he who exceeds in confidence when it comes to frightening things is reckless, and the reckless person is held to be both a boaster and a pretender to courage.

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The only bad workout is the one that didn’t happen.
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Bad Oneself Work
Weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in the morning.
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Endurance Joy Morning Night Weep
Eunoia: beautiful thinking; a well mind.
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Beautiful Mindset Thinking
Maybe the wolf is in love with the moon, and each month it cries for a love it will never touch.
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Cry Deep Love Moon Touch Wolf
Hear twice before you speak once.
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Hear Talk Yourself
Do not follow blindly what you do not know to be true: ears, eyes, and heart, you will be questioned about all these.
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Blind Follow Heart Question True
Q – that’s what I’ll call this new world, Aomame decided. Q is for question mark. A world that bears a question.
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Call Decision Myself Name Question World
Racing over the hills in the country the wind blew vast rings of shadow that dwindled again to green.
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Country Garden Hill Race Ring Shadow
A merry heart does good like a medicine; but a broken spirit dries the bones.
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Bone Heart Medicine Spirit
She needed a hero, so that’s what she became.
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Hero Herself Need Self Love
Act as though the maxim of your action were to become, through your will, a universal law of nature.
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Act Action Law Nature Universe
You are what you think. All that you are arises from your thoughts. With your thoughts you make your world.
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Thinking World Yourself
The Lord will fight for you; you need only to be still.
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Fight God Need Yourself
It hurts now, but one day it will be your warm up.
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Hurt Patience Warm Yourself
Silence is the most powerful scream.
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Powerful Scream Silence
How can I know what I’ll do, until I’ve done it? How can I say?
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Action Future Known Myself

Aristotle once wrote that he who exceeds in confidence when it comes to frightening things is reckless, and the reckless person is held to be both a boaster and a pretender to courage.

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Aristotle once wrote that he who exceeds in confidence when it comes to frightening things is reckless, and the reckless person is held to be both a boaster and a pretender to courage.

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