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Hazards Quotes

The dangers worth walking into anyway.

These hazards quotes argue that meaningful goals require accepting real Risk — one line claims that if we're meant for great ends, we're also called to face great hazards. Another names fear itself as the worst hazard of all.

Of all the hazards, fear is the worst.

Quotes by Sam Snead

Every job carries occupational hazards.

Quotes by Ryan Holiday

If we are intended for great ends, we are called to great hazards.

Quotes by John Henry Newman

A friend is worth all hazards we can run.

Quotes by Edward Young

Awareness Quotes

The fullness of life is in the hazards of life.

Quotes by Edith Hamilton

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the overall message of these hazards quotes?
Most argue that worthwhile things — big ambitions, friendship, purpose — come bundled with unavoidable Risk, and that avoiding all hazards means avoiding growth too.
Is there a quote naming fear as a hazard?
Yes, one calls fear the worst of all hazards, ranking it above more physical or external dangers.
Does a quote mention everyday job hazards?
One notes that every job carries occupational hazards, a more grounded, practical use of the word than the others on this page.
What does the quote about "great ends" and "great hazards" mean?
It suggests that ambitious goals inherently require accepting proportionally large risks, so anyone chasing something significant should expect real danger along the way.
Is there a quote connecting hazards to friendship?
Yes, one closes the page by claiming real friendship is worth every hazard it takes to keep it, framing loyalty as reason enough to accept risk.

A more everyday note points out that every job carries its own occupational hazards, grounding the theme outside of grand ambition. The page closes with a warmer claim: real friendship is worth every hazard it takes to keep it, tying Protection to loyalty rather than caution.