Quote by Silas Weir Mitchell

It's easier traveling the road of life when I don't have so much to carry on my back.

It's easier traveling the road of life when I don't have so

Summary

This quote suggests that one can find life easier and more manageable if they let go of unnecessary burdens and baggage. By metaphorically referring to the weight on one's back, it implies that carrying mental or emotional baggage can hinder one's journey through life. By freeing oneself from these burdens, whether they be grudges, past mistakes, or excessive material possessions, one can experience a lighter and more fulfilling existence. This quote highlights the importance of simplifying one's life and focusing on what truly matters.

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By Silas Weir Mitchell

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