#Pursuit

Pursuing Desire Before Opportunity Passes By

Nora Roberts’s quote begins with a simple but demanding truth: wanting is not the same as pursuing. Desire may clarify what matters to us, but without action it remains private, untested, and unrealized.

Keep Moving Forward Without Looking Back

Satchel Paige’s line lands like a joke, but it’s structured as a caution: if you keep turning around, you lose momentum—and you may discover fear where you hoped for reassurance. The humor works because it flips a common...

The Shadowed Fate of Abandoned Dreams

Tagore’s statement calls our attention to the transformation that occurs when dreams are left unfulfilled. Far from remaining static, aspirations quietly change character—what was once a source of hope can grow bleak and...

Desire as the Catalyst for Seeking and Growth

To begin, Confucius’s maxim equates desire with seeking, suggesting an intrinsic link between our inner longings and the outward actions they inspire. In classical Chinese philosophy, desire (yu 欲) is not framed as inher...

The Rabbit Is Not the One That Is Important, But the One That Chases the Rabbit — Persian Proverb

This proverb shifts the focus from the object of pursuit (the rabbit) to the individual who actively chases it. The emphasis is placed on the person’s effort, determination, and persistence in the pursuit of their goals.

Some Peaks Can Only Be Gazed Upon, and Some Dreams Can Only Be Followed

This statement draws a parallel between physical peaks and metaphorical dreams. Some goals and aspirations may seem unattainable, yet they inspire us to strive and reach for them, even if we never actually achieve them.