Home / Topics / Journey Quotes

Journey Quotes

Browse 5253 quotes about Journey.

Journey Quotes

“Terrestrial scenery is much, but it is not all. Men go in search of it; but the celestial scenery journeys to them; it goes its way round the world. It has no nation, it costs no wearinesss, it knows no bonds.”

Knows Men World Way Nations Journey Cost Rounds Celestial Scenery

Author:Alice Meynell

“Little journeys and good cost bring safe home.”

Littles Home Journey Cost Safe

Book:The poetical works of George Herbert

Source: The poetical works of George Herbert

“Not wasting energy. It is the least sexy, but the single most important and always the least expensive. You would be very interested in a report by the McKinsey consulting firm that concluded that 40 percent of everything that we have to do to mitigate our emissions are net economic winners. They are cost effective and the most cost effective is not wasting energy. That's actually going to be the largest part of this whole journey, I believe - using less energy with the same beneficial results.”

Believe Important Whole Would Be Energy I Believe Results Journey Economic Cost Percent Sexy Winner Firm Expensive Reports Beneficial Emissions Consulting

Author:Jay Inslee

“The dream is free...but the journey will cost you something.”

Dream Journey Cost Opportunity Cost

Author:John C. Maxwell

“I'm aware of Yusef Lateef and Sun Ra and John Coltrane. My music cup runneth over. I try to encourage people: don't cut anything off, don't limit yourself. Give it a good listen: you might find something in that goofy Sun Ra noise, that dissonance. Before I learned 'official musicality' - which you should avoid at all costs - I listened to some Sun Ra and Yusef Lateef and John Coltrane and that's where 'Journey to the Center of the Mind' came from. When you intentionally and aggressively pursue musical communication with those powerfully impactful musical geniuses, you will pick up something.”

People Giving Should Trying Mind Might Sun Cutting Journey Communication Genius Cost Limits Picks Musical Noise Pursue Cups Officials Goofy Dissonance Coltrane Musicality Musical Genius

Author:Ted Nugent

“1. Turn all care out of your head as soon as you mount the chaise. 2. Do not think about frugality: your health is worth more than it can cost. 3. Do not continue any day's journey to fatigue. 4. Take now and then a day's rest. 5. Get a smart seasickness if you can. 6. Cast away all anxiety, and keep your mind easy. This last direction is the principal; with an unquiet mind neither exercise, nor diet, nor physic can be of much use.”

Source: The Letters of Samuel Johnson with Mrs. Thrale's Genuine Letters to Him: 1775-1782

“'ve always defined a truly alluring story as a journey we're not equipped to take ourselves with a person we're tempted but afraid to emulate. Impostor narratives are exactly that. When they end in disaster, as Clark's did, or as Gatsby's did, we can congratulate ourselves for our own wisdom. We can also experience, safely, at no cost, the terrible thrill of radical self-invention, of trading who we are for who we might be.”

Persons Ends Self Stories Might Journey Terrible Cost Disaster Invention Defined Radical Narrative Who We Are Thrill Trading Tempted Emulate Alluring

Author:Walter Kirn

“After seeing what I have seen on my journey, my advice to upcoming musicians would have to be... always have your vision in sight. Do music the way you envisioned yourself doing music no matter what it cost.”

Way Matter Vision Seeing Journey Advice Cost Musician Sight No Matter What My Journey

Author:Chronixx

“And in truth (as I now see) I had the wish to put off my journey as long as I could. Not for any peril or labour it might cost; but because I could see nothing in the whole world for me to do once it was accomplished. AS long as this act lay before me, there was, as it were, some barrier between me and the dead desert which the rest of my life must be.”

World Long Whole Might Wish Journey Cost Lays Whole World Desert Accomplished Labour Barriers Peril My Journey

Author:C. S. Lewis