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“To call yourself a “realistic” person is intensely arrogant and naïve.”

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“Even boredom must be described with passion.”

Writing Passion

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“I'll fan your flames to hell and back.”

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“Like a farmer you should be too busy cultivating your crops to care what others think about the untidiness of your lands.”

Purpose Passion Creativity Focus Hard Work Self Love Ambition Follow Your Dreams Be Different Farmer

Book:Giants At Play: Finding Wisdom, Courage, And Acceptance To Encounter Your Destiny

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“Never allow a dream to die because you fear the price that you will pay in achieving it, for far too many dreams lay strewn along the road of life because the courage to achieve them fell prey to fear of fighting for them.”

Dream Passion Fear Sacrifice Calling Die Price

Author:Craig D. Lounsbrough

“When I write, I dive into the cool and luscious waters of life, flowing with gifts and talents, satisfaction and service, passion and devotion.”

Writing Passion Satisfaction Devotion Writer Service Gifts Talents

Book:Wildhearted Purpose: Embrace Your Unique Calling & the Unmapped Path of Authenticity

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“She was not alone in desiring the fullest amount of excitement and passion in her life, yet still holding to the suspicion that it might all just end in tears.”

Love Passion Fear Risk Life And Living

Book:Harp and the Lyre: Exposed

Source: Harp and the Lyre: Exposed

“Our eyes shine beyond our years when we do not hide from the inevitable.”

Life Death Spirit Passion Nature Aging Jessica Marie Baumgartner The Magic Of Trees

Book:The Magic of Trees

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“Perhaps if his childhood had been like Clarisse’s, he would have done something else, he would have taken the time she suggested to to discover what he truly loves, what he wants to devote his days to doing, but he has not been able to shake off entirely the obligation of the utilitarian, the efficient, the concrete, nor has he been able to shake off a notion of the civil service as a grail where he is fortunate to be allowed to work. At night, as he sets his alarm clock, he sometimes thinks that it takes much longer than he expected to escape, and that if he has not put as much distance between himself and his childhood as he would have liked, the next generation can carry on where he left off. He imagines that what he is really doing in the stifling little room that serves as his office is amassing shares in freedom that he will be able to pass on to his children.”

Love Passion Freedom Sacrifice Expectations Obligation Choice Generational Trauma

Book:L'Art de perdre

Source: L'Art de perdre

“If the gospel is merely assumed, while relatively peripheral issues ignite our passion, we will train a new generation to downplay the gospel and focus zeal on the periphery.”

Passion Zeal Gospel Generation Peripheral

Author:D.A. Carson

“Gruñí contra sus labios. Cerré los ojos. Ginger me buscó de nuevo. Lento. Suave. Yo me dejé encontrar, besándola con fuerza. 'Vértigo' era aquel beso y no lo que había sentido antes. 'Vértigo' era ella. Mirarla y saber que no existía un 'nosotros'. No sé cuánto tiempo estuvimos allí. ... tan perdidos en aquel momento, ... tan cerca de la luna.”

Book:Nosotros en la Luna

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