What you do every day matters more than what you do once in a while.
Believe while others are doubting.
Plan while others are playing.
Study while others are sleeping.
Decide while others are delaying.
Prepare while others are daydreaming.
Begin while others are procrastinating.
Work while others are wishing.
Save while others are wasting.
Listen while others are talking.
Smile while others are frowning.
Commend while others are criticizing.
Persist while others are quitting.
Naruto, do your best...
Explanation:
Nagato's last words before Itachi sealed him.
How can someone who can’t motivate himself motivate others?
Episode 5
Don't tell people how to do things, tell them what to do and let them surprise you with their results.
— You might wanna work on your team motivation thing. You heard of Phil Jackson?
— Yeah.
— He's like the gold standard, okay? Triangle, bitch.
I've been in the inventor business for 33 years and my experience is that for every problem the Lord has made, He has also made a solution. If you and I can't find the solution, the let's honestly admit that you and I are damn fools but why blame it on the Lord and say He created something 'impossible.
If anyone has the right to be called a hero, It’s not the one who took up the blade. It’s not the one who raised his shield, nor the one who healed the wounded. Only one who truly risks his life may be called a hero. Protect your friends, save the girl, and face danger. It doesn’t matter if you fall. No, that’s just fine. Cry your heart out over it. Within the defeated, a victor waits to emerge. Stay true to your wishes. Cry out your desires. And if you do that’s what will make you the coolest hero! Let your longings burn! Scream out your wishes!
Explanation:
These words were spoken to Bela Kranel by his grandfather, Zeus, and then repeated by Gremes.
The difference between getting somewhere and nowhere is the courage to make an early start.
— What do you feel?
— Guilt.
— I feel guilt, Mal. And no matter what I do, no matter how hopeless I am....no matter how confused, that guilt is always there...reminding me of the truth.
— I know what I'm fighting for... my family. What are you fighting for?
— Myself. That's plenty of motivation, I can assure you.
Start doing something, you'll continue... why? Because motivation doesn't cause action. Action causes motivation.
Empathy can be an invaluable motivator, that truly connects the physician with their patient.
It’s better to live by the principle of “Yes FSU” than to live, thinking, “what if”