Epic Quotes By G.K. Chesterton

We expect to see a positive difference when we fight for a cause. We don’t fight because of hatred but to address certain issues.

We seem absent-minded when we are lost in our thoughts. However, that’s when we are so attentive to what’s going in our mind that we don’t notice our surroundings.

Any topic can become interesting if we talk about it enthusiastically. Uninterested people sound boring because they are not excited enough to talk about things.

As long as we have something, we don’t realize it’s importance. However, the moment it disappears, we regret taking it for granted. So, we should be grateful and value the things we have.

We can feel satisfied by either working hard and getting what we want or by being content with what we already have. So, if you want to be happy, then pursue your goals or be grateful for what you already have.

We should not be so gullible that we allow others to manipulate us. Keep your mind open but don’t stop using your own brain.

We have the freedom to do what we want to. But, it is also important to know that we also have certain responsibilities. We can’t misuse our rights.

Arguing requires thinking critically and respectfully opposing the other person’s ideas. Quarreling, on the other hand, is completely meaningless. People quarrel with each other because they don’t know how to engage in healthy discussions.

When we embark on an adventure, we know beforehand that we’ll have to face risks and challenges. Without inconveniences, the meaning of adventure would be lost.

Simplicity is always better because it doesn’t contain unnecessary details. When something is simple, we are able to clearly focus on the important aspects.

In order to arrive at a solution, we first need to better understand the problem. Without complete knowledge of the problem, we are likely to produce only poor solutions.

When free thinking is ignored, we just become passive recipients of information without any ability to employ logic or reason. We only learn what the system teaches us.