An extrovert imagines that the people around him are his best friends.

Any kind of work that involves the muscles and takes less care of the mind is boring.

Practice is necessary. You can't learn to swim just by reading a book about swimming. Otherwise, you will continue to look for teachers at each stop.

Pleasure can only be experienced after going through pain and vice versa.

There is no fight without losing something important. All that is great requires sacrifice.

The book might be the same, but it is obvious that the minds and our understandings are not the same at all.

It is not our business to worry or care about something that is beyond our understanding.

You must be ready to take all your responsibilities upon your head, instead of relying upon someone else to do all the dirty work for you.

You cannot live your whole life nor base it on the assumption that someone else is going to carry your responsibilities at the finish line.