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Take a leap into the unknown. I'll be here to catch you. — Stephanie John

You will never know how courageous you are until you are willing to leave your comfort zone to leap into the unknown. — Theresa Lewis

When you see good or bad in your children, you're seeing what you instilled in them after they cleared the womb. — John Steinbeck

I hate being asked what I want. Because I never know. — Arnold Bennett

If we were to wipe out insects alone on this planet, the rest of life and humanity with it would mostly disappear from the land. Within a few months. — E. O. Wilson

Every great move forward in your life begins with a leap of faith, a step into the unknown. — Brian Tracy

At the edge of heartbreak, we both take a leap into the unknown...That's when we see it, a buoy callled friendship. — Nikki Grimes

Inference is always an invasion of the unknown, a leap from the known. — John Dewey

When you loved someone, you couldn't hold back. Love was a leap into the unknown, not a cautious dipping of the toe. — Martina Boone

Creative living, or the life of a creator, seems like a leap into the unknown only because "normal life" is rigid and traumatized. — Stephen Nachmanovitch

It's an obvious challenge, but the risk feels too big, the leap too grand, the future too unknown — Alex Rosa

The causes we know everything about depend on causes we know very little about which depend upon causes we know absolutely nothing about. — Tom Stoppard

I'm told some people no longer bother to have friends at all - can't fit them in. — Joan Frank

the pursuit of knowledge can never be anything but a leap in the dark and the leap in the dark is a very uncomfortable thing — Unknown

May the Lord strengthen you for every great work. — Lailah Gifty Akita

What is character? It is that quality of man which is going to make a man, in an hour of strain, do the just and, if possible, the generous thing. — Douglas Southall Freeman