6.16

"Everything I’ve ever let go of had claw marks on it."

—David Foster Wallace

(Source: razorshapes, via heures)

6.16

"One must have the courage to go where the mind leads, no matter how startling the conclusion, how shattering, how much it may hurt oneself or a particular class, no matter how unfashionable or how obnoxious it may at first seem. This may require the courage to stand against the whole world. Great is the man who has that courage, for he indeed has achieved will-power."

—Henry Hazlitt, The Way to Will Power (1922)

(Source: mises.org, via aesacus)