Things We Not Hope For Often Come

He Who Would Eat The Kernel, Must Crack The Shell. [lat., Qui E Nuce Nucleum Esse Vult, Frangat Nucem.]

A Mouse Never Entrusts His Life To Only One Hole.

Practice Yourself What You Preach.

Without Feathers It Isn't Easy To Fly: My Wings Have Got No Feathers. [lat., Sine Pennis Volare Hau Facilest: Meae Alae Pennas Non Habent.] [alt., Flying Without Feathers Is Not Easy; My Wings Have No Feathers.]

Things Which You Do Not Hope Happen More Frequently Than Things Which You Do Hope.