Quote by Al Sharpman

Better to die of something than to die in old age of nothing.

Better to die of something than to die in old age of nothing

Summary

This quote suggests that it is preferable to live a life filled with passion, purpose, and risk, even if it ultimately leads to an early death, rather than living a long life void of excitement or meaningful experiences. It emphasizes the importance of embracing life's challenges and pursuing one's desires, as it is better to have lived fully and taken chances than to have merely existed without purpose or fulfillment. This quote encourages individuals to prioritize living passionately and authentically, focusing on the quality of life rather than solely striving for longevity.

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By Al Sharpman

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