Quotes Tagged "inspirational-quotes"

Do not rent out your brain to stress and fear, they do not pay.

You should never make people who love you feel bad!

Our bloody hands cling to splintery boards of outrageous flimsiness as we float, momentarily, upon a dark and chaotic ocean. . . . The human is compelled forth into an endless charade of nothing, until it ends.

See the 'That' of What Is in all, and treat them accordingly - as the mirrored self of your soul. That is religion enough. The rest is but mumbo jumbo of lost souls.

Some people are truly magical. They understand us. They believe in us and they stay with us no matter if the whole world may misunderstand us or be against us! Don't ever let such people go away from your life!

Show me a person with great pain and many failures and I’ll show you a very successful person.” – James D. Wilson

Initiate a proper handshake and the whole world opens up for you. – James D. Wilson

If you change your perspective, you'll change your path

Always try one more time before you quit all your hopes.

Emotional quotient is more important for one's success than the Intelligence quotient

You cannot ensure continual success by looking outside of yourself. You will never find lasting satisfaction there. Things change. Fads come and go, but the approach that breeds success can plant and grow within you.

Good fortune is multiplied by our effort, not added to it. If your effort is zero and you multiply it, the outcome is still zero. In the end, you’ve gained nothing.

Most overnight successes are about ten years in the making.

Doing one thing at a time is a recipe for a life that won't keep up with your dreams.

The road to success isn’t necessarily the road to happiness.

Nobody can do you better than you do you.

Creativity doesn't stick to business hours.

Never think that you cannot rise above your problems, always think your problems cannot rise above you and you will overcome them.

Don't let your dreams stay buried under the comfort of your current success.

We are all strangers to our hidden potential until we confront problems that reveal our capabilities.