Motivational Quote Quotes - Page 3

It is in vain to hide a fruitful seed in fertile soil.

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The struggles of the past are the gateway to the blessings of the future.

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The storm is the optimist’s friend, but the pessimist’s nightmare.

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The darkest storms color the brightest rainbows.

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Learn from the ocean; not fearing turbulence, it uses the wind against it to rise instead.

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No matter how low the sun sets, the time is coming when it will surely rise.

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Planting a flower in the desert takes greater skill than growing a garden in a rain forest.

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Use your mind’s talents diligently, your heart’s powers incredibly, and your soul’s genius profitably.

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Dream while others are sleeping. Dare while others are wishing. Do while others are talking. Deliver while others are quitting.

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You are strong because of what you overcame, brave because of what you defeated, fierce because of what you mastered, and powerful because of what you conquered.

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It is impossible for a star to shine and not get noticed, even in the dark.

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It is not the size of a seed, but the size of what rises from it.

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You were given the problems you have because you can solve them; the burdens, because you can carry them; the trials, because you can overcome them; the opponents, because you can beat them; and the enemies, because you can conquer them.

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Stars give so much to the world without demanding payment. Be likewise.

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The 7 Steps to Transformation:1. Dream it.2. Envision it.3. Think it.4. Grow it.5. Become it.6. Live it.7. OWN it.

Stand for something. Make your life mean something. Start where you are with what you have. You are enough.

I gave up many times but I never quit.

A caterpillar knows it's a butterfly, even if the whole world tries to convince it that it's just a worm.

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Why do deprivation, adversity, scarcity, and suffering often produce the best character qualities in us while prosperity, ease, and abundance often produce the worst? There is an invisible pattern in the design of deprivation: deprivation draws out desire. Absence heightens it.

Never underestimate the power you have to take your life in a new direction.