#23 Your world ends where you are no longer willing to push the horizon.

RTV: So adventure?

KH: What about?

RTV: Well if'n you were to just drive off where'd you go.

KH: to the edge of the world

R. Tyson Vance: The new world, the old world, or your world?

KH: What do you mean?

RTV: The edge of the new world I'd call Japan, The edge of the old world I'd call Rome, and the edge of your world is where fear begins. . . Where does fear begin?

Your world ends where you are no longer willing to push its horizons. -- 2011

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