Quotes About Trade-off

One may gain one truth at the expense of another.

Every form of strength covers one weakness and creates another, and therefore every form of strength is also a form of weakness and every weakness a strength.

We make choices every single day of our lives and those choices mean we must give up something in exchange for another. In economics it's called an 'opportunity cost.'

You always have a choice. It's just that you have to pay the price that goes along with your choice.

Unfortunately something always has to go by the wayside.

Being alive always seems to be the price of something.

La falta de experiencia es inevitable, si leo a Joyce estoy sacrificando automáticamente otro libro y viceversa, etc.

Free is never Worth it

You can work long, you can work hard, you can work smart, but at Amazon you can't choose two out of three.

Sometimes," Dalinar said, "the prize is not worth the costs. The means by which we achieve victory are as important as the victory itself.

When you can't have both freedom and safety, boy, which do you choose?

The nature of the world is that when we create something, we often destroy something else in the process

When you can't have both freedom and safety, what do you choose?

Sometimes," Dalinar said, "the prize is not worth the costs.

The price of anything is the amount of life you exchange for it

Saying 'yes' to one thing means saying 'no' to another. That's why decisions can be hard sometimes.

Quid quo pro - you cant get something from nothing .

Sometimes you have to forsake what you want, to get what you want.

You have to lose something to gain anything.

To gain something, be ready to give up something.

There's always a price for what you want.

One half of knowing what you want is knowing what you must give up before you get it.

Choice means giving up something you want for something else you want more.

We are told that "There is no great loss without some small gain.' Even so I think that there is no great gain without a little loss. Laura Ingalls Wilder, So We Moved the Spring