Quote by A.T. Baron

An idea weighs nothing, except on the mind.

An idea weighs nothing, except on the mind.

Summary

This quote suggests that ideas hold no physical weight but can have a significant impact on one's mind and thoughts. It implies that ideas can be powerful and influential, even though they cannot be physically measured or quantified. The quote underscores the notion that ideas can consume your thoughts, influence your perception, and drive you to take actions or change your perspective despite their intangible nature.

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Imagination Inspirational Ideas Thought Provoking

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