Weesin, thanks for attributing the quote. I arrive to say only this: "What an arrogant state of mind this quote was made from."

It is a concept that seems true, and has some truth, but no, it's the wrong formula for growth. Sometimes the lazy way, even the indolent way is better. However this has to be considered in the person. You must know your own persona. Especially if you are a fierce competitor and risk taker yet live a plush comfy rich life, that such a rich place and family is where you were nutured and can retun to to heal when the consequences of your risk taking cause harm to self.

Thus Teddy Roosevelt exhausted himself to death on a vainglorious expedition in his mature age to find the source of the Amazon. SO we lost him and his advises after, and too many who follow his motto-ific life legends also waste themselves in the end.

This is NOT a random quote. If you're going to quote someone, you must give them credit for their thoughts. This is a quote by Theodore Roosevelt - so why have you titled this "some type of quote - random quote"? Give credit where credit is due please