I'm not much but I'm all I have.

Philip K. Dick
About This Quote

This quote is a good reminder to keep going no matter how much you have or what you have achieved. It is important to remember that everything you have is a gift from the universe and that it belongs to everyone else as well. A lot of people struggle with this because they think that what they have is theirs alone, so they don't share it with anyone else, thinking it’s theirs. This quote reminds them that once they have something, it belongs to everyone so they should share it with everyone else.

Source: Martian Timeslip

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