Quotes from Bleeding Heart (A Timeless Fable About Living Life With Passion)

Xavier Saer ·  299 pages

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“The battlefield of owning your dreams is won the moment you decide to conquer your fears.”
― Xavier Saer, quote from Bleeding Heart (A Timeless Fable About Living Life With Passion)


“Whatever path you chose, make sure it has a heart.”
― Xavier Saer, quote from Bleeding Heart (A Timeless Fable About Living Life With Passion)


“The biggest blessings are often disguised in the shape of tears.”
― Xavier Saer, quote from Bleeding Heart (A Timeless Fable About Living Life With Passion)


“We’re not afraid of flying; only afraid of the altitude we might reach.”
― Xavier Saer, quote from Bleeding Heart (A Timeless Fable About Living Life With Passion)


“Watch what you're thinking and you might just find what comes into your life.”
― Xavier Saer, quote from Bleeding Heart (A Timeless Fable About Living Life With Passion)



About the author

Xavier Saer
Born place: in Lima, Peru
Born date October 20, 2018
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