Quote by Lewis Carroll

Sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.

Sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things bef

Summary

This quote, said by Lewis Carroll's character Alice in "Alice in Wonderland," emphasizes the power of imagination and the ability to embrace the extraordinary. It encourages embracing a mindset that allows for the acceptance and contemplation of ideas that might initially seem impossible or improbable. By challenging preconceived limits and opening ourselves to unconventional possibilities, we broaden our thinking and unlock new realms of creativity and potential. It is a reminder to approach life with an open and curious mind, willing to entertain even the most extraordinary possibilities.

By Lewis Carroll

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