Quote by Kevyn Aucoin

I'd rather have huge success and huge failures than travel in the middle of the road.

I'd rather have huge success and huge failures than travel i

Summary

This quote emphasizes the desire to live life to the fullest instead of settling for mediocrity. The speaker expresses a preference for experiencing immense success and failure rather than leading a safe and monotonous existence. By embracing extreme highs and lows, they suggest a willingness to take risks, push boundaries, and fully engage with life's challenges and opportunities. This quote champions a mindset of daring greatly and seeking growth and fulfillment outside of one's comfort zone, reflecting a thirst for a rich and vibrant life.

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