Do you have a life motto or another word, saying, quote that accompanies you every day?

It doesn't matter how big your goals are, but how determined you are to achieve them.

Michael, Michael of the morning,
Fresh chord of Heaven adorning,
keep me safe today,
And in time of temptation
Drive the devil away.

Incredible Miracle: U.S. Marine Saved by Saint Michael

“In 20 years you will be more disappointed by what you didn't do than by what you did.” - Mark Twain

"Change your thoughts and you change your world" and "Nothing of great value in life comes easy" - Norman Vincent Peale

"Never look down on anyone unless you're helping them up" - Jesse Jackson

"You can be a superhero and still be wrong" Fairy Tale Sea Monsters

"Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity." ~ Seneca

"You can not know something - none, qrf@, shame. It's about being aware of your limitations ... and choosing people so that the team has no weak points" - How I Became a Gangster

Dreams don't come true, dreams come true.

"Be yourself", "Live for yourself - not for others, because there is only one life and you have to use it as much as you can", "Listen to your heart - intuition - inner voice - it is the best advisor"

One of my favorite quotes that is very inspiring and motivating for me is the famous saying of Mahatma Gandhi: "Be the change you want to see in the world." It reminds me that each of us has the power to influence the world around us and that we can work towards the positive changes we want to see in our community and the world.

I wouldn't take their words seriously, let me explain, Mark Twain. In 1893, the publishing company in which Twain invested 200,000 went bankrupt. dollars. And this at a time of newspaper profit records. He gave $200,000 to people who couldn't keep the company going during that period. It's the height of stupidity Oscar Wilde was bisexual he had many lovers despite being married and not only lost his wife but also went to prison The rut was the height of stupidity So he didn't take their words seriously

NO.

You will know them by their fruits. A good tree cannot bear bad fruit, nor can a bad tree bear good fruit.

Hi,

My favorite:

"If you think you can or can't do something, you're right every time" Henry Ford - restores agency and responsibility

"Done is better than perfect" - cancels perfectionism. Probably also the favorite of the creator of Windows named Bill Gates.

"Biggest communication problem? We don't listen to understand. We listen to respond - reminds me that listening in communication is just as important as speaking, maybe even more

"I fear not the one who has practiced a thousand kicks, but the one who has practiced one kick a thousand times" Bruce Lee - laser focus on one is much more effective than distraction, which is many at once

You can count, count on yourself

Life motto: "Everything happens for a reason, even if you don't see the sense in it at the moment." (Everything happens for a reason, even if you don't see the sense in it at the moment.)

I have: "Today I'm stronger, I don't look back..."

It's nice that you brought up the topic of the presence of sentences in everyday life. These days, there is a lack of such statements as in "Revenge" by Fredro: "Let the will of heaven be done, you always have to agree with it" or "If you don't want my destruction, give me a crocodile, dear."

Sayings serve well as a punch line: "If the goat hadn't jumped..." or "Three times a charm." We also have funny sayings. puzzling and perverse: "Pankracy, Serwacy, Boniface: boys angry at the garden", "Always when you find yourself on the side of the majority, it's time to stop and think."

Sayings are also used as a commentary on great events or summaries. "Never in the history of war has so much been owed by so many to so few" or "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."

I especially like that last quote because it makes it easier to appreciate the steps :)

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