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Journey vs. destination6 quotes
I don't know where I'm going but I'll get there on time. — Robert Rauschenberg · 2005The idea of knowing exactly where you're going is overrated. — Sarah Sze · 2012Don’t worry where we end up. Ending-up’s not real. The life we build, we never stop creating. — Jimmy Eat World · 2019It is not the attainment of the goal that matters, it is the things that are met with by the way. — Havelock Ellis · 1923To travel hopefully is a better thing than to arrive. — Robert Louis Stevenson · 1881As far as "detours" are concerned, they're always more interesting than the main road. — Mary Kelly · 1997Exploration2 quotes
The idea of knowing exactly where you're going is overrated. — Sarah Sze · 2012As far as "detours" are concerned, they're always more interesting than the main road. — Mary Kelly · 1997Wandering2 quotes
The idea of knowing exactly where you're going is overrated. — Sarah Sze · 2012As far as "detours" are concerned, they're always more interesting than the main road. — Mary Kelly · 1997Building a life1 quote
Don’t worry where we end up. Ending-up’s not real. The life we build, we never stop creating. — Jimmy Eat World · 2019Detours1 quote
As far as "detours" are concerned, they're always more interesting than the main road. — Mary Kelly · 1997Life1 quote
Don’t worry where we end up. Ending-up’s not real. The life we build, we never stop creating. — Jimmy Eat World · 2019Philosophy1 quote
It is not the attainment of the goal that matters, it is the things that are met with by the way. — Havelock Ellis · 1923The road less travelled1 quote
As far as "detours" are concerned, they're always more interesting than the main road. — Mary Kelly · 1997Travel1 quote
To travel hopefully is a better thing than to arrive. — Robert Louis Stevenson · 1881