Have you ever wondered about these?
19. Well done is better than well said. ¬ Ben Franklin
1. See before you leap [lest you fall in a heap]
Think before you speak [lest you fall in
disgrace]
2.
Trusting none is to your peril;
Trusting all is to your peril, too.
3.
Speak to be audible.
Write to be legible.
4.
Honesty and integrity are thy palms;
Dedication and devotion are thy feet;
Persistence and perseverance are thy trunk;
Warmth and passion are thy heart;
Motivation and meditation are thy mind.
5.
Anything in excess chokes.
6.
Nip the problem in the bud;
Otherwise, they’ll lengthen like the
evening shadow.
7.
Smile not with your lips;
Smile with your heart.
8.
Given human nature, ‘bad’ is more likely to become ‘worse’ than
‘good’ to become ‘better’. What do you
think?
9.
Love thy neighbour; love you he may not.
Hate thy neighbour; hate you he will.
10.
Cheer another if you can, but smear not.
11.
Shutting eyes doesn’t disappear problems; solve them with eyes open.
12. Condescending is a slap,
indifference, an insult
ignoring, cruel
13.
Think to be alive. Act to be purposeful.
14.
Waves never tire; mountains know no joy or sorrow; rocks are impervious to heat
or
cold.
15.
We look for proxies all the time; it’s easy to blame them.
16.
See sea with awe; see sky with wonder.
17.
What’s the point of triumph if you have no one to share it with. ¬Maupassant
18
The ultimate tragedy of mankind is not the brutality of the few but
the silence of the many. ¬ Martin Luther
King
19. Well done is better than well said. ¬ Ben Franklin
20. Success seems to be connected with action.
Successful people keep moving. They make
mistakes but they don’t quit. ¬ Conrad
Hilton—Hotel owner
21.
There is little difference in people, but that little difference makes a big
difference. The
little difference is attitude. The big
difference is whether it is positive or negative. ¬ W
Clement Stone
22.
Failure is the opportunity to begain again intelligently¬ Henry Ford
23.
Every person is an opportunity and every person is a possibility¬ Robert Schuller
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