Monday Morning Quote: "Worse than not finishing a trip is never starting"


Goooood morning readers! How are you? Monday is here: Head up and let's work!


Monday Morning Quotes: A place where, each Monday, I'll bring my favourite quotes to send you a bit of my positivity to start the week on full power! Hope you enjoy it.

Source: Amyr Klink is a Brazilian navigator, speaker and writer. He was the first person in 1984 to cross the South Atlantic to rowing aboard the IAT. This quote is from the book 100 days between sea and sky, that tells that adventure.


How many times do you ask youself the 'if ' questions?

I think the 'if' questions are the most common type of question asked among my friends who wish to go on adventure.

  • What if something happens?
  • What if I get robbed, kidnapped, killed?
  • What if I get rsick?

Believe me, I'm human, I also ask those questions. However, I try as hard as I can to not let the negative thoughts take control. I've proved to myself counteless times that It's immesurably more rewarding to go and see what happens than live without knowing what to expect.

And you Dear reader, would you rather let your negative thoughts take control and not letting you discover what's beyond the wall; or you prefer to try, even if you need to come back sooner.

What's your interpretation of this quote? Feel free to 'philosophize' on the comments down bellow.

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~Love ya all,


Disclaimer:  The author of this post is a convict broke backpacker, who has travelled more than 10.000 km hitchhiking. Following him may cause severe problems of wanderlust and inquietud. You've been warned.


I'm Arthur. I blog about Adventure Stories, Brazil, Travel, Camping & Life Experiences.

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