- If you don’t pass your values onto your kids, someone else will.
- You’d think we’d learn something from watching a hamster run around on its wheel.
- Practice doesn’t make perfect if you’re doing it wrong.
- Paradise is not a place; it’s a state of mind.
- Fun shouldn’t be confused with happiness.
- A homeless person wasn’t at one time.
- If work isn’t fun, you’re not playing on the right team.
- Trying to be excellent at everything leads to mediocrity.
- Some people don’t communicate. They just take turns talking.
- Everyone was put on this earth for a good reason . . . what’s yours?
- When it comes to charity, some people stop at nothing.
- Trust takes a long times to develop, but can be destroyed in seconds.
- Anger is a loaded weapon . . . be careful where you point it.
- Lessons in life will be repeated until they are learned.
- Marrying for money is a high price to pay.
- A great start doesn’t always guarantee a great finish.
- It’s better to get called out swinging than called out on strikes.
- Just because it says “URGENT” doesn’t necessarily mean that it’s important.
- People often count their pennies yet squander their dollars.
- Half a sandwich shared with a hungry person is more nourishing than the whole.
- Helping people too much only makes them helpless.
- Those who serve arrogance as their main course will eat humble pie for dessert.
- Always give 110%. It’s the extra 10% that everyone remembers.
- We teach children to color inside the lines, and then expect adults to think outside the box.
- Live every day as if it were your last. One day it will be.
These twenty-five thoughts were excerpted from, It’s the Thought That Counts: Over 500 Thought-Provoking Lessons to Inspire a Richer Life by Frank K. Sonnenberg and Alan D. Hembrough.
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Carrie says
Something everyone should read!