Nietzsche on Life
Friedrich Nietzsche was a 19th century German philosopher. He rubbed some people the wrong way while he was alive and still rubs some people the wrong way because of his opinions and writings on religion, morality, and a host of other subjects. He seemed to enjoy controversy. He said something that’s not only free from controversy, but meaningful in any context. It’ll make you think, and it’ll make work and life more meaningful.
“He who has a why to live can bear almost any how.”
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I had a former boss who paraphrased that, but I guess I didn’t realize it until now. I just thought he was a genius! (Well, I still think he was, but maybe he had a little more help than we knew.)
Frank,
Thanks for comment. I believe several people have said that no one says anything original. I just don’t know who said it first.
John