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“The road to success runs uphill.”
Willie Davis“door I thought about life and how it resembled a ladder. Do you ever feel that way? Like life is one big uphill climb and there are always more people and circumstances tripping us and trying to pull us back down the ladder, while very, very few people ever stop to give us a hand up. “Fend for yourselves ,” seems more like the motto of the world. Survival of the fittest doesn’t exactly leave room for encouragement.”
Marilyn Grey, When the City Sleeps“It's as if I had been going downhill when I thought I was going uphill. That's how it was. In society's opinion I was heading uphill, but in equal measure life was slipping away from me... And now it's all over. Nothing left but to die!" "So what's it all about? What's it for? It's not possible. It's not possible that life could have been as senseless and sickening as this. And if it has really been as sickening and senseless as this why do I have to die, and die in agony? There's something wrong. Maybe I didn't live as I should have done?" came the sudden thought. "But how can that be when I did everything properly?" he wondered, instantly dismissing as a total impossibility the one and only solution to the mystery of life and death.”
Leo Tolstoy“Doesn't matter where you go, home is uphill”
Gunnar Staalesen, Kalde hjerter“You can t coast uphill.”
Roger Crawford“If you are on the right path, it will always be uphill.”
Henry B. Eyring“The road to freedom must be uphill, even if it is arduous and frustrating.”
Andrew Goodman“Love is an uphill climb, but once you know yourself and like yourself just as you are, it's all downhill from there.”
Valerie Frankel, The Girlfriend Curse“I was always able to descend the uphills of my life faster than I could ascend its downhills.”
Angelos Michalopoulos, The man who has only one truth in him“it was dawning on me how uphill a poet's path was, and I confessed to her that if I had to be the choice between being happy or being a poet, I'd choose to be happy.”
Mary Karr