What's your favourite inspirational quote?
Noah
Community member Posts: 420 Empowering
Just thought it would be interesting to compile some inspirational quotes, they can be your own, or from someone that inspires you. Once we have 7 different responses, I will add mine! :-)
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“What if I fall?"
"Oh, but my darling what if you fly?” - Erin Hanson0 -
Working on the community, mine would have to be: "The only way to do great work is to love what you do," by Steve Jobbs.0
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“I don’t regret the things I’ve done, I regret the things I didn’t do when I had the chance.” – Unknown0
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'Without change, there would be no butterflies.'
A great one when times feel tough: something beautiful may blossom from the transition. This was particularly pertinent when diagnosed with my spinal condition when 13. It has certainly shaped me into who I am today, but I was resistant to the change at the time. I even had this written repeatedly on my spinal brace so I'd never forget!1 -
Life isn't about waiting for the rain to stop, it's about learning to dance in the rain2
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My old school motto
"comme je trouve"
As I find0 -
'Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible.' Dalai Lama
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If you love your job you will never do a days work in your life0
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Never judge another until you’ve walked a mile in their moccasins
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its the wolf which makes the caribou strong.0 -
Dont go to sleep on an argument and life is to short to bear grudges1
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'Todays mighty oak is just yesterday's nut that held its ground, if you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything.' Rosa Parkes and 'don't give up, this too shall pass.'1
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Cleverly disguised as a responsible adult.0
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l have one.
Never judge a person by the way they look. Judge them by the way their bank balance looks. Sounds good to me0 -
lisathomas50 said:Dont go to sleep on an argument and life is to short to bear grudges0
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Not an Inspiration quote but I use these in life
Always act the fool to catch the wise.
Smiling assassins ( those who appear friendly but are not) could name a few lol1 -
Sandy_123 l agree with that one. One has got to be Canny to catch the immoral perpetrators in the act.
l did that about 15 years ago. When l help a person to get a place to live in and l help that person with food and other bits. Only to be betrayed. So l pretended l knew nothing about this person. And continued with my plan.l went to a local media company and gave them the info they needed. That person was exposed right across the front line headlines with all the people that person was also trying to con. That is when the threats started. , well, l can go on and on. But,l succeeded in getting that person deported, when l found where the person fleed to.
l sometimes cry with desperation to why life is full of bad people out to betray those who want to help. But if it happens again[and it did ] l will always remain canny ,1
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