Quotes Calendar - Every Day - A New Quote

Thoughts for every day:
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January to June 2
PEACE OF MIND
• The mind is never right but when it is at

peace within itself.
• Lucius Annaeus Seneca
3
HAPPINESS
• There is no duty so much underrated as

the duty of being happy.
• Robert Louis Stevenson
4
ACCEPTANCE
• God, grant me the serenity to accept the

things I cannot change, the courage to
change the things I can, and the wisdom to
know the difference.
• Reinhold Niebuhr
5
FORGIVENESS
• Forgiveness means letting go of the past.

• Gerald Jampolsky
6
COUNTING OUR BLESSINGS
• God brings men into deep waters not to

drown them, but to cleanse them.
• Aughey
7
THE GRASS IS ALWAYS GREENER ON
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE FENCE
• Envy comes from people’s ignorance of,

or lack of belief in, their own gifts.
• Jean Vanier
8
HELPING OTHER PEOPLE
• Make yourself necessary to somebody.

• Ralph Waldo Emerson
9
FRIENDSHIP
• True friendship comes when silence

between two people is comfortable.
• Dave Tyson Gentry
10
OUR HIGHER POWER, OR
GOD
• When we lose God, it is not God who is

lost.
• Anon
11
FAITH AND BELIEF
• Sorrow looks back, worry looks around,

faith looks up.
• Guideposts
12
PRAYER
• Prayer moves the hand that moves the

world.
• John Aikman Wallace
13
SELF-ACCEPTANCE
• You can succeed if nobody else believes

it, but you will never succeed if you don’t
believe in yourself.
• William J.H. Boetcker
14
SELF-CONTROL
• Self-control is the quality that

distinguishes the fittest to survive.
• George Bernard Shaw
15
SELF-CONFIDENCE
• Experience tells you what to do;

confidence allows you to do it.
• Stan Smith
16
SIMPLICITY
• What I do, I do very well, and what I

don’t do well, I don’t do at all.
• Anon
17
ONE DAY
• Nothing in business is so valuable as time.

• John H. Patterson
18
YESTERDAY: THE PAST
• Enjoy yourself. These are the “good old

days” you’re going to miss in the years
ahead.
• Anon
19
TODAY: THE PRESENT
• The best preparation for good work

tomorrow is to do good work today.
• Elbert Hubbard
20
THIS MOMENT
• If it weren’t for the last minute, nothing

would get done.
• Anon
21
MORNINGS
• Even if a farmer intends to loaf, he gets

up in time to get an early start.
• Edgar Watson Howe
22
EVENINGS
• Sum up at night what thou has done by

day.
• Lord Herbert
23
TOMORROW: THE FUTURE
• Tomorrow is the mysterious, unknown

guest.
• Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
24
AVERAGE, “BORING” DAYS
• Everything considered, work is less

boring than amusing oneself.
• Charles Baudelaire
25
DIFFICULT DAYS
• The secret of patience … to do something

else in the meantime.
• Anon
26
POSITIVE THINKING, AND SELF-
FULFILLING PROPHESIES AND
ACTIONS
• Give to the world the best you have and

the best will come back to you.
• Madeline Bridges
27
ENTHUSIASM
• Give me a man who sings at his work.

• Thomas Carlyle
28
HOPE
• Hope is putting faith to work when

doubting would be easier.
• Anon
29
VISUALIZATION
• We all live under the same sky, but we

don’t all have the same horizon.
• Konrad Adenauer
30
ROLE MODELS
• Example is the school of mankind, and

they will learn at no other.
• Burke
31
CHANGE
• Progress is impossible without change,

and those who cannot change their minds
cannot change anything.
32
DECISIONS
• Wherever you see a successful business,

someone once made a courageous
decision.
• Peter Drucker
33
INSTINCTS
• Systems die; instincts remain.

• Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.
34
DOING WHAT’S RIGHT FOR
US
• Skills vary. We must … strive by that
which is born in us.
• Pindar
35
MOTIVATION
• To be what we are, and to become what

we are capable of becoming, is the only
end of life.
• Baruch Spinoza
36
REALISTIC EXPECTATIONS
• Sometimes it is more important to

discover what one cannot do, than what
one can do.
• Lin Yutang
37
GOALS
• The one thing worth living for is to keep

one’s soul pure.
• Marcus Aurelius
38
FEAR
• Every day I wake up a little afraid. Only

a fool is never afraid.
• Ron Meyer
39
WORRY
• Every morning I spend fifteen minutes

filling my mind full of God, and so there’s
no room left for worry thoughts.
• Howard Chandler Christy
40
DOUBTS AND
UNCERTAINTIES
• Any coward can fight a battle when he’s
sure of winning.
• George Eliot
41
SECURITY
• There is no security on this earth. Only

opportunity.
• General Douglas MacArthur
42
RISKS
• No one reaches a high position without

daring.
• Publilius Syrus
43
COURAGE
• To know what is right and not do it is the

worst cowardice.
• Confucius
44
WE’LL GET WHATEVER WE NEED TO
HANDLE WHATEVER LIFE DEMANDS OF
US
• The will of God will not take you where

the grace of God cannot keep you.
• Anon
45
COMMITMENT
• If you don’t stand for something, you’ll

fall for anything.
• Michael Evans
46
GETTING GOING
• Inspirations never go in for long

engagements; they demand immediate
marriage to action.
• Brendan Francis
47
SUCCESS
• The very first step towards success in any

occupation is to become interested in it.
• Sir William Osler
48
LUCK
• The one who is intent on making the most

of his opportunities is too busy to bother
about luck.
• B.C. Forbes
49
OPPORTUNITY
• The successful person is one who had the

chance and took it.
• Roger Babson
50
COMMITMENT
• Nothing of worthy or weight can be

achieved with half a mind, with a faint
heart, and with a lame endeavor.
• Isaac Barrow
51
CONCENTRATION
• Concentrate on finding your goal, then

concentrate on reaching it.
• Colonel Michael Friedsman
52
WORK
• Labor disgraces no man; unfortunately,

you occasionally find men who disgrace
labor.
• Ulysses S. Grant
53
PERFECTION
• The person with insight enough to admit

his limitations comes nearest to
perfection.
• Johann von Goethe
54
JUST DO THE FOOTWORK,
THEN LET IT GO
• God tests His real friends more severely

than the lukewarm ones.
• Katheryn Hulme
55
TAKE ONE STEP AT A TIME
• I recommend you to take care of the

minutes, for the hours will take care of
themselves.
• Lord Chesterfield
56
PERSEVERANCE
• They who are the most persistent, and

work in the true spirit, will invariably be
the most successful.
• Samuel Smiles
57
PROBLEMS
• Any concern too small to be turned into a

prayer is too small to be made into a
burden.
• Corrie ten Bloom
58
FAILURES AND MISTAKES
• Intelligence is not to make no mistakes,

but quickly to see how to make them
good.
• Bertolt Brecht
59
THE ADVANTAGES OF
ADVERSITY
• Strong people are made by opposition,
like kites that go up against the wind.
• Frank Harris
60
REACTING TO EVENTS
• What counts in making a happy marriage

is not so much how compatible you are,
but how you deal with incompatibility.
• George Levinger
61
SELF-PITY
• Self-pity is our worst enemy and if we

yield to it, we can never do anything wise
in this world.
• Helen Keller
62
PEACE OF MIND
• Peace of mind is that mental condition in

which you have accepted the worst.
• Lin Yutang
63
HAPPINESS
• Real happiness is cheap enough, yet how

dearly we pay for its counterfeit.
• Hosea Ballou
64
ACCEPTANCE
• We must accept finite disappointment, but

we must never lose infinite hope.
• Martin Luther King, Jr.
65
FORGIVENESS
• The angry people are those people who

are most afraid.
• Dr. Robert Anthony
66
• Joy is the simplest form of gratitude.

• Karl Barth
67
THE GRASS IS ALWAYS GREENER ON
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE FENCE
• The only normal people are the ones you

don’t know very well.
• Foe Ancis
68
• Generosity gives assistance, rather than

advice.
• Vauvenargues
69
FRIENDSHIP
• The two most important things in life are

good friends and a strong bull pen.
• Bob Lemon
70
ACCEPTANCE
• Acceptance is the truest kinship with

humanity.
• G.K. Chesterton
71
GOD
• Some people talk about finding God, as if

He could get lost.
• Anon
72
FAITH AND BELIEF
• Only the person who has faith in himself

is able to be faithful to others.
• Erich Fromm
73
PRAYER
• Prayer does not change God, but it

changes him who prays.
• Soren Kierkegaard
74
SELF-ACCEPTANCE
• I’m not OK, you’re not OK - and that’s

OK.
• William Sloane Coffin
75
SELF-CONTROL
• When the fight begins within himself, a

man’s worth something.
• Robert Browning
76
SELF-RELIANCE
• Your future depends on many things, but

mostly on you.
• Frank Tyger
77
SIMPLICITY
• What you do not want done to yourself,

do not do to others.
• Confucius
78
ONE DAY
• Nothing is worth more than this day.

79
YESTERDAY: THE PAST
• Some folks never exaggerate - they just

remember big.
• Audrey Snead
80
TODAY: THE PRESENT
• It is difficult to live in the present,

ridiculous to live in the future and
impossible to live in the past.
• Jim Bishop
81
THIS MOMENT
• The only courage that matters is the kind

that gets you from one moment to the
next.
• Mignon McLaughlin
82
MORNINGS
• With each sunrise, we start anew.

• Anon
83
EVENINGS
• Fools look to tomorrow; wise men use

tonight.
• Scottish proverb
84
• God made the world round so we would

never be able to see too far down the road.
• Isak Dinesen
85
AVERAGE, “BORING” DAYS
• Being bored is an insult to oneself.

• Jules Renard
86
DIFFICULT DAYS
• Pain is never permanent.

• Saint Teresa of Avila
87
ACTIONS
• The world is like a mirror; frown at it, and

it frowns at you. Smile and it smiles, too.
• Herbert Samuels
88
ENTHUSIASM
• You will do foolish things, but do them

with enthusiasm.
• Colette
89
HOPE
• Hope is one of those things in life you

cannot do without.
• LeRoy Douglas
90
VISUALIZATION
• A genius is one who shoots at something

no one else can see - and hits it.
• Anon
91
ROLE MODELS
• People never improve unless they look to

some standard or example higher and
better than themselves.
• Tyron Edwards
92
CHANGE
• Readjusting is a painful process, but most

of us need it at one time or another.
• Arthur Christopher Benson
93
DECISIONS
• Full maturity … is achieved by realizing

that you have choices to make.
• Angela Barron McBride
94
US
• You don’t get to choose how you’re going
to die. Or when. You can only decide
how you’re going to live.
• Joan Baez
95
US
• There is just one life for each of us: our
own.
• Euripides
96
MOTIVATION
• Don’t let other people tell you what you

want.
• Pat Riley
97
• No one has ever loved anyone the way

everyone wants to be loved.
• Mignon McLaughlin
98
GOALS
• If you don’t know where you are going,

how can you expect to get there?
• Basil S. Walsh
99
FEAR
• We are more often frightened than hurt;

and we suffer more from imagination than
from reality.
• Marcus Annaeus Seneca
100
WORRY
• If your eyes are blinded with your

worries, you cannot see the beauty of the
sunset.
• Krishnamurti
101
DOUBTS AND
UNCERTAINTIES
• To be absolutely certain about something,
one must know everything, or nothing,
about it.
• Olin Miller
102
SECURITY
• To keep oneself safe does not mean to

bury oneself.
103
RISKS
• It takes courage to lead a life. Any life.

• Erica Jong
104
COURAGE
• It takes courage to know when you ought

to be afraid.
• James A. Michener
105
US
• We shall draw from the heart of suffering

itself the means of inspiration and
survival.
• Sir Winston Churchill
106
“IGNORANCE”
• Painting is easy when you don’t know

how, but very difficult when you do.
• Edgar Degas
107
GETTING GOING
• We will not know unless we begin.

• Howard Zinn
108
SUCCESS
• Always aim for achievement, and forget

about success.
• Helen Hayes
109
LUCK
• You don’t just luck into things … You

build step by step, whether it’s friendships
or opportunities.
• Barbara Bush
110
OPPORTUNITY
• Opportunity knocks but once.

• Anon
111
COMMITMENT
• He who walks in the middle of the road

gets hit from both sides.
• George P. Schultz
112
CONCENTRATION
• One arrow does not bring down two birds.

• Turkish proverb
113
WORK
• To love what you do and feel that it

matters - how could anything be more
fun?
• Katharine Graham
114
PERFECTION
• If the best man’s faults were written on

his forehead, it would make him pull his
hat over his eyes.
• Gaelic proverb
115
THEN LET IT GO
• An ounce of action is worth a ton of

theory.
• Friedrich Engels
116
• The distance doesn’t matter; only the first

step is difficult.
• Madame Marquise du Deffand
117
PERSEVERANCE
• It isn’t hard to be good from time to time

… What’s tough is being good every day.
• Willie Mays
118
PROBLEMS
• Every path has its puddle.

• English proverb
119
• Our mistakes won’t irreparably damage

our lives unless we let them.
• James E. Sweaney
120
THE ADVANTAGES OF
ADVERSITY
• Never complain about your troubles; they
are responsible for more than half of your
income.
• Robert R. Updegraff
121
REACTING TO EVENTS
• When things go wrong, don’t go with

them.
• Anon
122
THE ADVANTAGES OF
ADVERSITY
• A problem is a chance for you to do your
best.
• Duke Ellington
123
SELF-PITY
• The opposite of having faith is having

self-pity.
• Og Guinness
124
PEACE OF MIND
• If you do not find peace in yourself, you

will never find it anywhere else.
• Paula A. Bendry
125
HAPPINESS
• It is in his pleasure that a man really lives.

• Agnes Repplier
126
ACCEPTANCE
• Into each life some rain must fall, some

days must be dark and dreary.
• Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
127
FORGIVENESS
• The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness

is the attribute of the strong.
• Mahatma Ghandi
128
• Each day comes bearing its own gifts.

Untie the ribbons.
• Ruth Ann Schabacker
129
THE GRASS IS ALWAYS GREENER ON THE
OTHER SIDE OF THE FENCE
• We love in others what we lack ourselves,

and would be everything but what we are.
• R.H. Stoddard
130
• What do we live for if not to make life

less difficult for each other?
• George Eliot
131
FRIENDSHIP
• There is nothing on this earth more to be

prized than true friendship.
• Saint Thomas Aquinas
132
GOD
• Let God love you through others and let
God love others through you.
• D.M. Street
133
FAITH AND BELIEF
• I have fought a good fight, I have finished

my course, I have kept the faith.
• 2 Tm. 4:7
134
CHANGE
• A fanatic is one who can’t change his

mind and won’t change the subject.
135
SELF-KNOWLEDGE
• When a man begins to understand

himself, he begins to live.
• Norvin G. McGranahan
136
SELF-ACCEPTANCE
• Do not wish to be anything but what you

are.
• Saint Francis de Sales
137
SELF-CONFIDENCE
• As soon as you trust yourself, you will

know how to live.
138
SELF-RELIANCE
• The best place to find a helping hand is at

the end of your own arm.
• Swedish proverb
139
SIMPLICITY
• There is only one meaning of life, the act

of living itself.
• Erich Fromm
140
ONE DAY
• We die daily. Happy those who daily

come to life as well.
• George MacDonald
141
YESTERDAY: THE PAST
• Your past is always going to be the way it

was. Stop trying to change it.
• Anon
142
TODAY: THE PRESENT
• Seize the day, and put the least possible

trust in tomorrow.
• Horace
143
MORNINGS
• If God adds another day to our life, let us

receive it gladly.
144
EVENINGS
• Let not the sun go down upon your wrath.

• Eph. 14:26
145
• I never think of the future. It comes soon

enough.
• Albert Einstein
146
DIFFICULT DAYS
• God grant us patience!

• William Shakespeare
147
ACTIONS
• Change your thoughts and you change

your world.
• Norman Vincent Peale
148
ENTHUSIASM
• The world belongs to the enthusiast who

keeps cool.
• William McFee
149
CHANGE
• Every new adjustment is a crisis in self-

esteem.
• Eric Hoffer
150
VISUALIZATION
• We all live under the same sky, but we

don’t all have the same horizon.
• Konrad Adenauer
151
ROLE MODELS
• A good example is the best sermon.

• Anon
152
CHANGE
• Because things are the way they are,

things will not stay the way they are.
• Bertolt Brecht
153
FORGIVENESS
• One forgives to the degree that one loves.

• Francois de La Rochefoucauld
154
INSTINCTS
• The conclusions of passion are the only

reliable ones.
• Soren Kierkegaard
155
US
• He who walks in another’s tracks leaves
no footprints.
• Joan L. Brannon
156
MOTIVATION
• We talk on principle, but we act on

interest.
• Walter Savage Landor
157
• Growth begins when we start to accept

our own weakness.
• Jean Vanier
158
GOALS
• You have to have a dream so you can get

up in the morning.
• Billy Wilder
159
FEAR
• Do not think of all your anxieties, you

will only make yourself ill.
• Shih King
160
WORRY
• Worry often gives a small thing a big

shadow.
• Swedish proverb
161
DOUBTS AND
UNCERTAINTIES
• The only certainty is that nothing is
certain.
• Pliny, the Elder
162
SECURITY
• No one can build her security upon the

nobleness of another person.
• Willa Cather
163
RISKS
• Unless you enter the tiger’s den, you

cannot take the cubs.
• Japanese proverb
164
COURAGE
• Confidence … is directness and courage

in meeting the facts of life.
• John Dewey
165
US
• Sorrow is a fruit. God does not allow it to

grow on a branch that is too weak to bear
it.
• Victor Hugo
166
“IGNORANCE”
• No one knows what he can do until he

tries.
• Publilius Syrus
167
GETTING GOING
• If we really want to live, we’d better start

at once to try.
• W.H. Auden
168
SUCCESS
• Before everything else, getting ready is

the secret of success.
• Henry Ford
169
OPPORTUNITY
• I was seldom able to see an opportunity

until it had ceased to be one.
• Mark Twain
170
COMMITMENT
• If you don’t stand for something, you’ll

fall for anything.
• Michael Evans
171
WORK
• Striving for success without hard work is

like trying to harvest where you haven’t
planted.
• David Bly
172
PERFECTION
• Perfection never exists in reality, but only

in our dreams.
• Dr. Rudolf Dreikurs
173
THEN LET IT GO
• God doesn’t make orange juice, God

makes oranges.
• Jesse Jackson
174
• The distance doesn’t matter; only the first

step is difficult.
• Madame Marquise du Deffand
175
PERSEVERANCE
• It does not matter how slowly you go, so

long as you do not stop.
• Confucius
176
PERSEVERANCE
• It isn’t hard to be good from time to time

… What’s tough is being good every day.
• Willie Mays
177
• The only man who makes no mistakes is

the man who never does anything.
• Eleanor Roosevelt
178
REACTING TO EVENTS
• Were it not for my little jokes, I could not

bear the burdens of this office.
• Abraham Lincoln
179
SELF-PITY
• Sadness is almost never anything but a

form of fatigue.
• André Gide
180
PEACE OF MIND
• Peace is not the absence of conflict, but

the presence of God no matter what the
conflict.
• Anon
181
HAPPINESS
• Happiness depends upon ourselves.

• Aristotle
182
ACCEPTANCE
• One cannot get through life without pain

… What we can do is choose how to use
the pain life presents to us.
• Bernie S. Siegel, M.D.
183
FORGIVENESS
• Judge not, that ye be not judged.

• Mt. 7:1
184
• The mere sense of living is joy enough.

• Emily Dickinson
185
• Charity begins at home, and usually stays

there.
• Elbert Hubbard
186
HAPPINESS
• Good friends, good books and a sleepy

conscience: this is the ideal life.
• Mark Twain
187
FRIENDSHIP
• When good cheer is lacking, our friends

will be packing.
• Anon
188
HAPPINESS
• Do you prefer that you be right, or that

you be happy?
• A Course In Miracles
189
ACTIONS
• Hope is like a road in the country; there

was never a road, but when many people
walk on it, the road comes into existence.
• Lin Yutang
190
PRAYER
• The whole meaning of prayer is that we

may know God.
• Oswald Chambers
191
PERSEVERANCE
• The great thing in this world is not so

much where we are, but in what direction
we are moving.
• Oliver Wendell Holmes
192
SELF-ACCEPTANCE
• Do not wish to be anything but what you

are.
• Saint Francis de Sales
193
HAPPINESS
• Happiness sneaks in through a door you

didn’t know you left open.
• John Barrymore
194
ACTIONS
• If you expect nothing, you’re apt to be

surprised. You’ll get it.
• Malcolm Forbes
195
HAPPINESS
• Happiness is often the result of being too

busy to be miserable.
• Anon
196
ONE DAY
• We die daily. Happy those who daily

come to life as well.
• George MacDonald
197
ACCEPTANCE
• Life’s under no obligation to give us what

we expect.
• Margaret Mitchell
198
FORGIVENESS
• Forgive all who have offended you, not

for them, but for yourself.
• Harriet Uts Nelson
199
• Better a little fire to warm us than a great

one to burn us.
• Thomas Fuller
200
• We are cold to others only when we are

dull in ourselves.
• William Hazlitt
201
• I never think of the future. It comes soon

enough.
• Albert Einstein
202
FRIENDSHIP
• We secure our friends not by accepting

favors but by doing them.
• Thucydides
203
ACTIONS
• You can promote your healing by your

thinking.
• James E. Sweeney
204
PRAYER
• When the knees are not often bent, the

feet soon slide.
• Anon
205
HOPE
• All human wisdom is summed up in two

words - wait and hope.
• Alexandre Dumas
206
ACCEPTANCE
• Happy he who learns to bear what he

cannot change!
• J.C.F. von Schiller
207
CHANGE
• There is nobody who totally lacks the

courage to change.
• Rollo May
208
DECISIONS
• Often greater risk is involved in

postponement than in making a wrong
decision.
• Harry A. Hopf
209
FORGIVENESS
• They may not deserve forgiveness, but I

do.
• Anon
210
US
• I’d rather be a failure at something I enjoy
than a success at something I hate.
• George Burns
211
• For everything you have missed, you have

gained something else.
• Ralph Waldo Emerson
212
• Growth begins when we start to accept

our own weakness.
• Jean Vanier
213
GOALS
• Never try to catch two frogs with one

hand.
• Chinese proverb
214
FEAR
• Fear is the absence of faith.

• Paul Tillich
215
WORRY
• Worry often gives a small thing a big

shadow.
• Swedish proverb
216
ACCEPTANCE
• If you have a job without aggravations,

you don’t have a job.
• Malcolm Forbes
217
FORGIVENESS
• It is easier to forgive an enemy than a

friend.
• Madame Dorothee Deluzy
218
RISKS
• Take calculated risks. That is quite

different from being rash.
• General George S. Patton
219
COURAGE
• Confidence … is directness and courage

in meeting the facts of life.
• John Dewey
220
• To be upset over what you don’t have is

to waste what you do have.
• Ken Keyes, Jr.
221
• From a little spark may burst a mighty

flame.
• Dante Alighieri
222
ACCEPTANCE
• Things turn out best for people who make

the best of the way things turn out.
• Anon
223
SUCCESS
• A strong passion for any object will

ensure success, for the desire of the end
will point out the means.
• William Hazlitt
224
OPPORTUNITY
• I was seldom able to see an opportunity

until it had ceased to be one.
• Mark Twain
225
FORGIVENESS
• When you pray for anyone you tend to

modify your personal attitude toward him.
• Norman Vincent Peale
226
• We never know the worth of water till the

well is dry.
• English proverb
227
• The greatest happiness in the world is to

make others happy.
• Luther Burbank
228
THEN LET IT GO
• With us is the Lord our God, to help us

and to fight our battles.
• 2 Chr.
229
• It is better to light a candle than to curse

the darkness.
• Chinese proverb
230
FRIENDSHIP
• It is easier to visit friends than to live with

them.
• Chinese proverb
231
PEACE OF MIND
• There may be those on earth who dress

better or eat better, but those who enjoy
the peace of God sleep better.
• L. Thomas Holdcroft
232
HAPPINESS
• Most folks are about as happy as they

make up their minds to be.
• Abraham Lincoln
233
ACCEPTANCE
• The reasonable man adapts himself to the

world; the unreasonable one persists in
trying to adapt the world to himself.
234
FORGIVENESS
• Any man can seek revenge; it takes a king

or prince to grant a pardon.
• Arthur J. Rehrat
235
• Sometimes the best deals are the ones you

don’t make.
• Bill Veeck
236
• The only incurable troubles of the rich are

the troubles that money can’t cure.
• Ogden Nash
237
• If you judge people, you have no time to

love them.
• Mother Teresa
238
FRIENDSHIP
• One thing everybody in the world wants

and needs is friendliness.
• William E. Holler
239
GOD
• Talking about God is not at all the same
thing as experiencing God, or acting out
God through our lives.
• Phillip Hewett
240
PRAYER
• When you cannot pray as you would, pray

as you can.
• Edward M. Goulburn
241
SELF-ACCEPTANCE
• No one can make you feel inferior

without your consent.
242
SELF-CONFIDENCE
• Perhaps I am stronger than I think.

• Thomas Merton
243
SELF-RELIANCE
• The greatest griefs are those we cause

ourselves.
• Sophocles
244
SIMPLICITY
• To keep a lamp burning, we have to keep

putting oil in it.
• Mother Teresa
245
ONE DAY
• The most important thing in our lives is

what we are doing now.
• Anon
246
YESTERDAY: THE PAST
• Never let yesterday use up today.

• Richard H. Nelson
247
PRAYER
• Don’t pray when it rains if you don’t pray

when the sun shines.
• Satchel Paige
248
MORNINGS
• When you rise in the morning, form a

resolution to make the day a happy one
for a fellow creature.
• Sydney Smith
249
ACTIONS
• Most of the time we think we’re sick it’s

all in the mind.
• Thomas Wolfe
250
ENTHUSIASM
• Morale is the greatest single factor in

successful wars.
• Dwight D. Eisenhower
251
US
• I’d rather be a lamppost in Chicago than a
millionaire in any other city.
• William A. Hulbert
252
VISUALIZATION
• Who is the wise man? He who sees

what’s going to be born.
• Solomon
253
ACCEPTANCE
• If you want a place in the sun, you’ve got

to put up with a few blisters.
• Abigail Van Buren
254
CHANGE
• Nothing in this world is permanent.

• German proverb
255
INSTINCTS
• It is the heart always that sees, before the

head can see.
• Thomas Carlyle
256
US
• The most exhausting thing in life is being
insincere.
• Anne Morrow Lindbergh
257
MOTIVATION
• A man will fight harder for his interests

than for his rights.
• Napoleon Bonaparte
258
• We cannot all be masters.

• William Shakespeare
259
GOALS
• Unless you give yourself to some great

cause, you haven’t even begun to live.
• William P. Merrill
260
FEAR
• If you are afraid for your future, you don’t

have a present.
• James Petersen
261
WORRY
• Worry never robs tomorrow of its sorrow,

but only saps today of its strength.
• A.J. Cronin
262
DOUBTS AND
UNCERTAINTIES
• If we wait until we’ve satisfied all the
uncertainties, it may be too late.
• Lee Iacocca
263
RISKS
• In order to find the edge, you must risk

going over the edge.
• Dennis Dugan
264
COURAGE
• Knowledge of sin is the beginning of

salvation.
265
GETTING GOING
• Do not wait for ideal circumstances, nor

the best opportunities; they will never
come.
• Janet Erskine Stuart
266
• Jesus, please teach me to appreciate what

I have before time forces me to appreciate
what I had.
• Susan L. Lenzkes
267
GOALS
• It is in self-limitation that a master first

shows himself.
268
RISKS
• Necessity is the mother of taking chances.

• Mark Twain
269
• He has enough who is contented with

little.
• Anon
270
ACCEPTANCE
• There are things I can’t force. I must

adjust.
• C.M. Ward
271
PERSEVERANCE
• The great thing in this world is not so

much where we are, but in what direction
we are moving.
272
• The only man who makes no mistakes is

the man who never does anything.
273
• Who does not thank for little will not

thank for much.
• Estonian proverb
274
FRIENDSHIP
• Who seeks a faultless friend remains

friendless.
• Turkish proverb
275
HAPPINESS
• No one gives joy or sorrow … We gather

the consequences of our own deeds.
• Garuda Purana
276
ACCEPTANCE
• The most popular persons are those who

take the world as it is, who find the least
fault.
• Charles Dudley Warner
277
FORGIVENESS
• Revenge could steal a man’s life until

there was nothing left but emptiness.
• Louis L’Amour
278
• That which does not kill me makes me

stronger.
• Friedrich Nietzsche
279
• To feel sorry for the needy is not the mark

of a Christian - to help them is.
• Frank A. Clark
280
ONE DAY
• I must govern the clock, not be governed

by it.
• Golda Meir
281
FRIENDSHIP
• Friendship is a plant which must be often

watered.
• Anon
282
MORNINGS
• Day’s sweetest moments are at dawn.

• Ella Wheeler Wilcox
283
PRAYER
• Rejoice always, pray constantly, and in all

circumstances give thanks.
• The Desert Fathers
284
SELF-ACCEPTANCE
• To dream of the person you would like to

be is to waste the person you are.
• Anon
285
SELF-RELIANCE
• A wise man will make more opportunities

than he finds.
• Francis Bacon
286
SIMPLICITY
• If you aren’t going all the way, why go at

all?
• Joe Namath
287
• More than enough is too much.

• Anon
288
YESTERDAY: THE PAST
• The past is a work of art, free of

irrelevancies and loose ends.
• Max Beerbohm
289
TODAY: THE PRESENT
• So often we rob tomorrow’s memories by

today’s economies.
• John Mason Brown
290
MORNINGS
• With every rising of the sun, think of your

life as just begun.
• Anon
291
ACTIONS
• Hope is like a road in the country; there

was never a road, but when many people
walk on it, the road comes into existence.
• Lin Yutang
292
ENTHUSIASM
• The will to conquer is the first condition

of victory.
• Marshal Ferdinand Foch
293
HOPE
• Hope sees the invisible, feels the

intangible and achieves the impossible.
• Anon
294
CHANGE
• When you’re through changing, you’re

through.
• Bruce Barton
295
INSTINCTS
• Common sense is instinct. Enough of it is

genius.
296
FRIENDSHIP
• Laugh, and the world laughs with you;

weep and you weep alone.
• Ella Wheeler Wilcox
297
• Not he who has little, but he who wishes

more, is poor.
298
PRAYER
• The fewer the words, the better the

prayer.
• Martin Luther
299
FEAR
• The greatest mistake you can make is to

be continually fearing you will make one.
• Elbert Hubbard
300
ACTIONS
• The only way to make a man trustworthy

is to trust him.
• Henry L. Stimson
301
ENTHUSIASM
• The difference between one man and

another is not mere ability … it is energy.
• Thomas Arnold
302
RISKS
• And the trouble is, if you don’t risk

anything, you risk even more.
• Erica Jong
303
COURAGE
• You’re only as sick as your secrets.

• Anon
304
GETTING GOING
• Courage to start and willingness to keep

everlasting at it are the requisites for
success.
• Alonzo Newton Benn
305
SUCCESS
• Success is going from failure to failure

without loss of enthusiasm.
306
COMMITMENT
• Whether you are really right or not

doesn’t matter, it’s the belief that counts.
• Robertson Davies
307
FEAR
• Fear is the dark room in which negatives

are developed.
• Anon
308
RISKS
• The greater the obstacle, the more glory in

overcoming it.
• Moliere
309
PRAYER
• Amazing things start happening when we

start praying!
• Anon
310
SUCCESS
• Success comes before work only in the

dictionary.
• Anon
311
FEAR
• Humor acts to relieve fear.

• Dr. William F. Fry, Jr.
312
HAPPINESS
• Life is a romantic business, but you have

to make the romance.
313
ACCEPTANCE
• He is happy whose circumstances suit his

temper; but he is more excellent who can
suit his temper to any circumstances.
• David Hume
314
FORGIVENESS
• Revenge could steal a man’s life until

there was nothing left but emptiness.
• Louis L’Amour
315
• Too many people miss the silver lining

because they’re expecting gold.
• Maurice Setter
316
• Real unselfishness consists in sharing the

interests of others.
• George Santayana
317
FRIENDSHIP
• They are rich who have true friends.

• Thomas Fuller
318
• I wept because I had no shoes, until I saw

a man who had no feet.
• Ancient Persian saying
319
PRAYER
• Rejoice always, pray constantly, and in all

circumstances give thanks.
• The Desert Fathers
320
SELF-ACCEPTANCE
• You grow up the day you have your first

real laugh at yourself.
• Ethel Barrymore
321
SELF-RELIANCE
• God gives every bird its food, but he does

not throw it into the nest.
• Josiah Holland
322
COURAGE
• What would life be if we had no courage

to attempt anything?
• Vincent van Gogh
323
RISKS
• Living at risk is jumping off the cliff and

building your wings on the way down.
• Ray Bradbury
324
FRIENDSHIP
• Friendship is like money, easier made

than kept.
• Samuel Butler
325
TODAY: THE PRESENT
• If you spend your whole life waiting for

the storm, you’ll never enjoy the
sunshine.
• Morris West
326
PRAYER
• Cold prayers shall never have any warm

answers.
• Thomas B. Brooks
327
ONE DAY
• A man who dares to waste one hour of

life has not discovered the value of life.
• Charles Darwin
328
ACTIONS
• The quality of our expectations

determines the quality of our actions.
• André Godin
329
GOALS
• He who begins many things finishes but

few.
• Italian proverb
330
COURAGE
• No great things are done more through

courage than through wisdom.
• German proverb
331
US
• We are betrayed by what is false within.
• George Meredith
332
• Results are what you expect;

consequences are what you get.
• Anon
333
GOALS
• The soul that has no established aim loses

itself.
• Michel de Montaigne
334
FEAR
• A champion is afraid of losing. Everyone

else is afraid of winning.
• Billie Jean King
335
FRIENDSHIP
• The best mirror is an old friend.

• Anon
336
PRAYER
• I firmly believe a great many prayers are

not answered because we are not willing
to forgive someone.
• Dwight L. Moody
337
ONE DAY
• Make the most of today. Translate your

good intentions to actual deeds.
• Grenville Kleiser
338
COURAGE
• God grant me the courage not to give up

what I think is right, even though I think it
is hopeless.
• Admiral Chester W. Nimitz
339
FRIENDSHIP
• Hold a true friend with both your hands.

• Nigerian proverb
340
ONE DAY
• Every day is a messenger of God.

• Russian proverb
341
COURAGE
• To accept whatever comes, regardless of

the consequences, is to be unafraid.
• John Cage
342
GOALS
• I believe half the unhappiness in life

comes from people being afraid to go
straight at things.
• William J. Locke
343
CHANGE
• If you want to make enemies, try to

change something.
• Woodrow Wilson
344
FRIENDSHIP
• One who’s our friend is fond of us; one

who’s fond of us isn’t necessarily our
friend.
345
HAPPINESS
• How unhappy is he who cannot forgive

himself.
• Publilius Syrus
346
CHANGE
• Very often a change of self is needed

more than a change of scene.
• Arthur Christopher Benson
347
FORGIVENESS
• Forgiveness is the sweetest revenge.

• Isaac Friedmann
348
• If you count all your assets, you always

show a profit.
• Robert Quillen
349
• It is more blessed to give than to receive.

• Acts 20:35
350
FRIENDSHIP
• A loyal friend laughs at your jokes when

they’re not so good, and sympathizes with
your problems when they’re not so bad.
• Arnold H. Glasow
351
PRAYER
• We have to pray with our eyes on God,

not on the difficulties.
• Oswald Chambers
352
GOALS
• Why should I deem myself to be a chisel,

when I could be the artist?
• J.C.F. von Schiller
353
FRIENDSHIP
• Have but few friends, though many

acquaintances.
• Anon
354
GOALS
• Once you say you’re going to settle for

second, that’s what happens to you.
• John F. Kennedy
355
FRIENDSHIP
• A man is known by the company he

keeps.
• Anon
356
GOALS
• A person can grow only as much as his

horizon allows.
• John Powell
357
MORNINGS
• With every rising of the sun, think of your

life as just begun.
• Anon
358
ACCEPTANCE
• There are things I can’t force. I must

adjust.
• C.M. Ward
359
ENTHUSIASM
• It is fatal to enter any war without the will

to win it.
• General Douglas MacArthur
360
CHANGE
• Every saint has a past, and every sinner

has a future.
• Oscar Wilde
361
US
• A happy life is one which is in accordance
with its own nature.
362
GOALS
• Concentrate on finding your goal, then

concentrate on reaching it.
• Colonel Michael Friedman
363
FEAR
• The habit of doing one’s duty drives away

fear.
• Charles Baudelaire
364
WORRY
• Worry is interest paid on trouble before it

comes due.
• William Ralph Inge
365
DOUBTS AND
UNCERTAINTIES
• Action will remove the doubts that theory
cannot solve.
• Tehyi Hsieh
366
• The only incurable troubles of the rich are

the troubles that money can’t cure.
• Ogden Nash
367

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• The mind is never right but when it is at

• There is no duty so much underrated as

• God, grant me the serenity to accept the

• Forgiveness means letting go of the past.

• God brings men into deep waters not to

• Envy comes from people’s ignorance of,

• Make yourself necessary to somebody.

• True friendship comes when silence

• When we lose God, it is not God who is

• Sorrow looks back, worry looks around,

• Prayer moves the hand that moves the

• You can succeed if nobody else believes

• Self-control is the quality that

• Experience tells you what to do;

• What I do, I do very well, and what I

• Nothing in business is so valuable as time.

• Enjoy yourself. These are the “good old

• The best preparation for good work

• If it weren’t for the last minute, nothing

• Even if a farmer intends to loaf, he gets

• Sum up at night what thou has done by

• Tomorrow is the mysterious, unknown

• Everything considered, work is less

• The secret of patience … to do something

• Give to the world the best you have and

• Give me a man who sings at his work.

• Hope is putting faith to work when

• We all live under the same sky, but we

• Example is the school of mankind, and

• Progress is impossible without change,

• Wherever you see a successful business,

• Systems die; instincts remain.

• To be what we are, and to become what

• Sometimes it is more important to

• The one thing worth living for is to keep

• Every day I wake up a little afraid. Only

• Every morning I spend fifteen minutes

• There is no security on this earth. Only

• No one reaches a high position without

• To know what is right and not do it is the

• The will of God will not take you where

• If you don’t stand for something, you’ll

• Inspirations never go in for long

• The very first step towards success in any

• The one who is intent on making the most

• The successful person is one who had the

• Nothing of worthy or weight can be

• Concentrate on finding your goal, then

• Labor disgraces no man; unfortunately,

• The person with insight enough to admit

• God tests His real friends more severely

• I recommend you to take care of the

• They who are the most persistent, and

• Any concern too small to be turned into a

• Intelligence is not to make no mistakes,

• What counts in making a happy marriage

• Self-pity is our worst enemy and if we

• Peace of mind is that mental condition in

• Real happiness is cheap enough, yet how

• We must accept finite disappointment, but

• The angry people are those people who