Quote by Mason Cooley

While there's life, there's fear.

While there's life, there's fear.

Summary

This quote suggests that fear is an inherent part of life and continues to exist as long as one is alive. It implies that fear is not something that can be completely eliminated or escaped from, but rather something that is continuously experienced throughout life. It reminds us that fear is a natural and inevitable emotion, highlighting the challenges and uncertainties that one may face in their journey.

By Mason Cooley

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