A Matter of Will Quotes

“We are our own devils; we drive ourselves out of our Edens.” —Goethe”
― Adam Mitzner, A Matter of Will

“You know when you come home, how happy your dog is to see you? Jumping up and down like it’s the greatest thing ever, even though it happens every single day?” “Yeah.” “So be like that. That’s what he meant. If you’re happy to see someone, show them. Believe the best in people, like the way your dog believes in you. Your dog never thinks you’re going to leave him, or forget to feed him, or ever treat him badly. He knows that you’re a member of his pack.”
― Adam Mitzner, A Matter of Will

“She so desperately wanted to believe that happily ever after wasn't just in fairy tales. That it was possible for regular people too. That the moral of the story could not be that those who believed amazing things could happen for them were destined to be defeated in the end by those who take advantage of that belief.”
― Adam Mitzner, A Matter of Will

“One thing you should know about me Will … I'm not at all interested in doing business with anyone who thinks he is smarter than me. There's a lesson there for you, but I assume it's one you've already grasped.”
― Adam Mitzner, A Matter of Will

“So no family whatsoever, I'm afraid. But I have come to have faith that the best families are those we make for ourselves.”
― Adam Mitzner, A Matter of Will

“Representing a man wrongly accused was the noblest calling the law had to offer.”
― Adam Mitzner, A Matter of Will

“Every man is the protagonist in the novel that is his life.”
― Adam Mitzner, A Matter of Will