Quotes About Balance

The thing about having it all is, it should include having the ability to have it all. Maybe there are some people who know how to have it all. They're probably off in a group somewhere, laughing at those of us who have it all but don't know how to.

BOTH HANDS, ONE HEART, TWO MOODS, AND A HEAD

So maybe this was another example of nothing ever being just one thing. No motive is pure. No one is good or bad—but a hearty mix of both. And sometimes life actually gives to you by taking away.

Iwish you would love me more so that I could love you less. —Not Me

But ultimately I feel I'm very sane about how crazy I am.

ultimately you could say that I don't have a problem with drugs so much as I have a problem with sobriety.

I heard someone say once that many of us only seem able to find heaven by backing away from hell.

But ultimately you could say that I don't have a problem with drugs so much as I have a problem with sobriety.

It's hard to save the world when you can't save yourself,

There needs to be a turn-off button for noses. This is too much.

To be "on edge," you are literally not centered — not being in your spiritual center.

I eat so poorly during the stressful part of my day I need to have a vegetable orgy for dinner just to make up for it.

Just because you're not uptight doesn't mean you're irresponsible. And vice versa. When will those Conservatives ever learn?

I'm girlie in the sense that I like makeup, but I also love sports and man food.

cope or go crazy

Eventually I want to be a full-time mother who works occasionally - and being an actor you have that freedom.

I'm a very simple person. I don't use computers.

It's a massive motor in a tiny, lightweight car.

Life had taught him about something far more complicated than justice. Its name was balance.

Nature was neither fair nor unfair. Those terms belonged to the world of men.

Though the pictured face was floridly coloured, you suspected pallor; a mind lightly balanced, and liable to snap from sheer weight of dreams.

But it happens as often in following as in losing a vocation. Perhaps we were called to found, to organise, or to lead some little movement or society or a group in an existing society, or to take charge of a hospital or club or post—any such thing. We started with the one idea of serving God, but gradually the formalities, the necessary social life, the business side, has overcome us. From being an apostle we have become an organiser; from being an organiser, a business man or woman.

Thirty-five is when you finally get your head together and your body starts falling apart.

The philosopher is a person who refuses no pleasures which do not produce greater sorrows, and who knows how to create new ones.