Any Change, Even a Change for the Better — Arnold Bennett Quote T-Shirt

The Drawbacks Tee Arnold Bennett, How to Live on 24 Hours a Day (1908) "Any change, even a change for the better, is always accompanied by drawbacks and discomforts." Arnold Bennett wrote How to Live on 24 Hours a Day as one of the earliest self-help manuals. He's not interested in pep talks. He tells the truth: even good change hurts a little. Drawbacks and discomforts show up even when you're doing the right thing. This isn't a t-shirt. It's the admission fee for progress. Design — "The Admission" Any sits as a whisper above the rule—soft start. CHANGE dominates the center in all caps with an underline. "even a change for the better" drops below in lighter tracked caps—the gentle clause that acknowledges why you're doing it. "is always accompanied by" sits in small type; then drawbacks and discomforts land in bold italic. Cotton Details 100% combed ring-spun cotton (Bella + Canvas 3001) 4.2 oz/yd² fabric—light, breathable, easy to layer Airlume knit + side seams keep the horizontal rule from warping Shoulder-to-shoulder taping keeps the collar flat while you ride out the discomfort Product Specs Retail-fit unisex tee with set-in sleeves Ribbed collar, pre-shrunk fabric Machine wash cold, tumble dry low Quoteiac logo on sleeve Size Chart (Bella + Canvas) Size Width (in) Length (in) XS 16 27 S 18 28 M 20 29 L 22 30 XL 24 31 2XL 26 32 Who It's For People mid-pivot. Entrepreneurs dismantling something that used to work. Leaders breaking habits. Anyone who needs permission to admit that better ≠ effortless. Wear your admission. Arnold Bennett, in Plain English English novelist and essayist (1867–1931) How to Live on 24 Hours a Day was a productivity manual before the genre existed Famous for balancing pragmatism with empathy—he won't coddle you, but he doesn’t lie either