Wolfgang Gullich famous quotes

There's no such thing as too much power!
-- Wolfgang Gullich

#Too Much Power #Too Much

A man doesn't go to drink coffee after climbing, coffee is integral part of the climbing.
-- Wolfgang Gullich

#Coffee #Men #Climbing

In climbing you are always faced with new problems in which you must perform using intuitive movements, and then later analyze them to figure out why they work, and then learn from them.
-- Wolfgang Gullich

#Climbing #Movement #Problem

Climbing does not mean just competition and performance. It has other qualities that are important: going on trips, meeting people, seeing other cultures...
-- Wolfgang Gullich

#Mean #Climbing #Other Cultures

There are so many aspects to the sport. It never gets boring because you always do something different. Maybe you train really hard on a sport climbing and get tunnel vision for a while, but as soon as you burn out a bit, you concentrate on another aspect, like traveling. You see the world through the vehicle of climbing.
-- Wolfgang Gullich

#Sports #Climbing #Tunnels

Doing a route at the absolute limit of the possible demands and encourages a coordination of all peripheral factors. It is, at the same time, a sign of joy and contentment with that moment, perhaps even a mirror of the equlibrium in your inner spirit, a mirror of a liberated state of mind.
-- Wolfgang Gullich

#Mirrors #Joy #Mind

By ensuring that no one in government has too much power, the Constitution helps protect ordinary Americans every day against abuse of power by those in authority.

People like Elizabeth Dole have given too much power to the special interests.

The best we can do, to paraphrase Pollan, is to eat whole foods, mostly plants, and not too much.

You can't have too much of everything, you must have a balance, that's very important.

The United States was a big country where everybody wore funny t-shirts and ate too much.

Too much mercy... often resulted in further crimes which were fatal to innocent victims who need not have been victims if justice had been put first and mercy second.

There is a danger of changing too much in the search for perfection.

Playing a character is an illusion, and I feel that when you know too much about a person, possibly part of that illusion is disrupted.

If you play the theatrics too much, you get in the way of your own cause.

Those of us with too much invested in the way things are will never embrace the revolutionary cause required for wholesale change.