Byrd Inspirational Quotes

15. "Few men during their lifetime comes anywhere near exhausting the resources dwelling within them. There are deep wells of strength that are never used."--

Pain is a prerequisite to greatness

Being different is a natural reaction to the unnatural circumstances of human evolution. Anyone with half a brain realizes that the status quo is counterproductive to a sustainable future and questions the herd mentality that is leading us over this cliff. Ignorantly following the crowd is acceptable, so being smart is quirky. Call me quirky any day.

Never go a day without laughing

Young children do not understand their rights, or can stick up for themselves, we must protect them at all costs Older children and pre-teens may or may not understand their rights, nonetheless they should exercise them, stick up for themselves, and seek help if needed Teens understand their rights, and are more than capable of standing up for themselves True philanthropists understand this, and make the world a better place for everyone by all means

It feels absolutely ethereal when you've contributed to a better, safer, world, with better laws and rights. This is the beauty of philanthropy.

Where philanthropy falls, philosophy picks up

Even at our front doors God will use us to draw others to Him. — Vince Byrd

I've come back for you, my love, my life. Let me look at you, keep you, never let go of you.

In the midst of the unknown and even death, God is our only hope, and He is always ready to help. — Vince Byrd —

Like herbs in a pestle, life steadily ground out the essence of those who did not have access to comforts.

The best, most wonderful, indelible, and greatest achievements of humanity are accomplished not by a single individual, but a team of innovative thinking individuals.

Life starts when you become an 'Artemis' or as my brother in spirit Nietzsche would refer to as an 'Overman

Externals are nothing to a stoic. The falsehoods and artificial limitations of human society are nothing to proponents of the theater principle

You can't live life in chains and shackles, you must take life into your own hands

As a child going through adversity, you are uniquely fortunate. There's much beauty, opportunity, and meaning to be found. As a teenager, you have the opportunity to taste true freedom, peace, and tranquility. Because you can become not only a friend of fate, but also an Artemis, or as Nietzsche would say, an Overman. The adversity faced early in life, is catalyst to greatness, personal growth, and enlightenment.

Don't be afraid to live outside of social propriety, I've had adult rights and responsibilities since my mid-teens. This is freedom, and only the brave and wise can attain it.

Chasing fame, is like eating shit

Don't chase fame, chase a widespread impact, let your work speak for itself, fame is an inevitable excrement of such, and not one to be eaten

Don't be uncomfortable with truth, if anything, it's comforting

One thing you learn about being a hero, is that you can't save everyone

So in short, how do I view, and cope with all the evil in the world? Well, outside of ethics and morality its morbidly beautiful as its natural. Within ethics and morality, it's a painting palette gifted to those who are uniquely fortunate enough to experience immense pain and suffering, full of colors for you to paint your canvas with, the greater the injustice, the broader the spectrum. After all, most people love the morbid beauty in horror

I will never take credit for a collaborative effort, it's "I" we did this, not "me," he who claims all the credit is undeserving of recognition

If your a true hero say this: I vow to be brave and selfless in the face of injustice. For instance, you will not sit and look at someone getting assaulted, and you will not hoard your wealth.

I never want my debut work to be the best, or the one I'm remembered for

My work speaks for itself, and that's enough.

I leave every embarrassing, and seemingly ridiculous mistake, statement, and or post I've made out there for all to see. Look at how I've grown~

How I see it is, I do the work, make the impact, and my public reputation-caricature are the crumbs, leftovers. It doesn't matter ultimately, especially compared to the impactful work done. Which is what matters.

I make fiction to escape reality, and philosophical revelations to cope with it

Age is just a number, you can change the world no matter how long you've lived

During school life is linear, afterwards it becomes a open world game

If you view capitalism like the game it is, it becomes easier to beat

Sooner or later we must realize there is no station, no one place to arrive at once and for all. The true joy of life is the trip. The station is only a dream. It constantly outdistances us.