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Vagabonding

An Uncommon Guide To The Art Of Long Term Travel

By: Rolf Potts

“The man who is truly good and wise will bear with dignity whatever fortune sends, and will always make the best of his circumstances.”

By: Aristotle

ETHICS

(384-332 BC)

(Page 142)

Hermit Poet’s Comments: When the good times roll everything is jake. However, we really need to dig deep to handle the hard curve balls that life throws at us. Sometimes all the positive affirmations in the world cannot help. We as individuals can only keep going if the desire to overcome is there.

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