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“Love is the Answer, God is the Cure!”

— Aimee Cabo Nikolov, Love is the Answer God is the Cure, Share via Whatsapp

“It’s been my observation I said, “that you humans are more than the sum of your history. You can choose how much of your ancestry to embrace. You can overcome the expectations of your family and your society. What you cannot do, and should never do, is try to be someone other than yourself–Piper McLean.”

— Rick Riordan, The Burning Maze, Share via Whatsapp

“Throughout the English dictionary you will find only one most selfish one letter word- I”

— KUSHA MEHTA, Share via Whatsapp

“Before this moment, I have never wished to be something other than what I am. Never felt so keenly the lack of hands with which to touch, the lack of arms with which to hold. Why did they give me this sense of self? Why allow me the intellect by which to measure this complete inadequacy? I would rather be numb than stand here in the light of a sun that can never chase the chill away”

— Amie Kaufman, Illuminae, Share via Whatsapp

“See yourself living in abundance and you will attract it. It always works, it works every time with every person”

— Bob Proctor, Share via Whatsapp

“When you’re seventy-five, you are still going to be you.”

— Linda Gray, The Road to Happiness is Always Under Construction, Share via Whatsapp

“Money is only used for two things. One, it s to make you comfortable, and the more comfortable you are the more creative you will become. And the other purpose is it enables you to extend the service you provide far beyond your own presence.”

— Bob Proctor, Share via Whatsapp

“Learn to say to the abuser in a firm voice, Stop it. Do not explain yourself, your needs, or what you mean. Simply call a halt to the abuse, and let that be your final word.”

— Caroline Abbott, A Journey Through Emotional Abuse: From Bondage to Freedom, Share via Whatsapp

“If not in the moment, where do you propose to live?”

— Na ama Yehuda, Share via Whatsapp

“Fault is past tense. Responsibility is present tense. Fault results from choices that have already been made. Responsibility results from the choices you re currently making, every second of every day. There s a difference between blaming someone else for your situation and that person s actually being responsible for your situation. Nobody else is ever responsible for your situation but you. Many people may be to blame for your unhappiness, but nobody is ever responsible for your unhappiness but you. This is because you always get to choose how you see things, how you react to things, how you value things.”

— Mark Manson, The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck: A Counterintuitive Approach to Living a Good Life, Share via Whatsapp

“The sheer act of persistently expressing our thoughts on some subject causes us to learn more about that subject, even when no new information has been provided from without.”

— Win Wenger, The Einstein Factor: A Proven New Method for Increasing Your Intelligence, Share via Whatsapp

“We erect a statue in our own image inside ourselves - idealised, you know, but still recognisable - and then spend our lives engaged in the effort to make ourselves into its likeness.”

— John Banville, The Untouchable, Share via Whatsapp

“Whenever you write down a perception or an idea, you reinforce the behavior of being perceptive or creative. Whenever you fail to describe or record such insights, you reinforce the behavior of being unperceptive and uncreative. Simple, isn’t it?”

— Win Wenger, The Einstein Factor: A Proven New Method for Increasing Your Intelligence, Share via Whatsapp

“Just get started.”

— Timothy A. Pychyl, Solving the Procrastination Puzzle: A Concise Guide to Strategies for Change, Share via Whatsapp

“Meteorologists seem to be better at forecasting the weather (at least in the short term) than we are at forecasting our own mood in the future.”

— Timothy A. Pychyl, Solving the Procrastination Puzzle: A Concise Guide to Strategies for Change, Share via Whatsapp

“What is it that inspires you? What do you love to do? What would you do for free? At the beginning of my busi-ness career, my why was to become a millionaire—not a good why! And why not? Because that is an aspiration rather than a why. Aspirations, I have found, won’t fuel me when the going gets tough. But a true “why” will.”

— Andrew Wyatt, Pro Leadership: Establishing Your Credibility, Building Your Following and Leading with Impact, Share via Whatsapp

“How do you sleep when there is so much to say and no one to listen?”

— Sarvesh Jain, Share via Whatsapp