“At 211 degrees, water is hot. At 212 degrees, it boils. And with boiling water, comes steam. And with steam, you can power a train. ”
-— S.L. Parker
“Don’t live in the past or allow others to destroy your dreams.”
— Bob Proctor
“Nothing truly belongs to me. Let me treat everything with respect, a gift part of my life. “
— Unknown
“Harboring resentment is like taking poison and hoping it will hurt the other person.”
— Unknown
“The Light of the Holy Spirit, through which I work, is an energy that does not ever inflict upon the consciousness of any individual. When you seek to “control” another person, for whatever reasons, you are, most probably, inflicting your will upon their consciousness. They have probably not given their permission for you to do that; and therefore you are acting against their will.”
— John-Roger
“That is one of the tricks of opportunity. It has a sly habit of slipping in by the back door, and often it comes disguised in the form of misfortune, or temporary defeat. Perhaps this is why so many fail to recognize opportunity.”
— Napoleon Hill
“The “loneliness at the top” that senior officials often feel comes from the certain knowledge that they alone are responsible for the failure or success of the organization. They may share their authority with associates, but not their responsibility. When a sports franchise suffers a losing season, the general manager and the coaches are held accountable. They, not the individual players, are responsible for the failure of the team; the team merely followed orders. When you become the leader, when you set the course, you must accept responsibility for the outcome.”
— Napoleon Hill
“Successful people are busy people. They despise idleness and constantly search for new challenges and better ways to do things. When others discover that you are a thoughtful, helpful, enthusiastic worker, you will soon have more business than you can manage, and you will greatly increase the number of people who have a stake in your success. The most mundane tasks become much more bearable when you compete with yourself to improve at doing them. When you find faster and better ways to do your job, you also free up time that can be spent in more creative pursuits.”
— Napoleon Hill