All Quotes By Tag: Humanity
“People who understand how to convert their time into useful products do not complain of boredom. They have too many important tasks to accomplish that they can hardly get bored.”
“To truly be satisfied in life, you must invest your time into doing what you were born to do instead of wasting your time trying to impress a boss or a company doing a job that you were not born for.”
“When you understand that through the power of conversion in solitude you can become great, so many things you’ve been wasting your time on will no longer interest you. You will even run away from some friends.”
“The only way to saturate the earth with your products like Steve Jobs is to invest your time doing what you were born to do.”
“When you understand the value of time, the resource and the wealth of time, you will be running away from the crowd.”
“Your time keeps flying away into vanity while you dine with your distractions. Your life keeps diminishing while you waste your time feeding your distractions.”
“How tragic it is to find that an entire lifetime is wasted in pursuit of distractions while purpose is neglected.”
“Run! Go perfect your crafts. Run! Go use your creativity.”
“Success is built on hard work, the right hard work itself is success.”
“No man can achieve success if he didn’t first know the value of time.”
“When you succeed in showing the real products that this disappearing life has produced, then you are said to be a winner.”
“No one has truly become successful on life without having to organize his life.”
“With a well-organized life, you have a higher chance of success and excellence in your area of calling and whatever you find yourself doing.”
“Those who have made it to the top have only done so through hard work and time conversion.”
“A strong wind is blowing and there are little crests of foam on the waves. Look carefully at the millions of shimmering white bubbles rising and then vanishing with each wave. Over and over again, new bubbles come to the surface and then vanish in time with the waves. For a brief moment they are lifted on the wave’s crest and then they sink down and are seen no more. We are like that. Each one of us no more than a tiny glimmering thing, a sparkling droplet on the waves of time which flow past beneath us into an unknown, misty future. We leap up, look around us and, before we know it, we vanish again. We can hardly be seen in the great river of time. New drops keep rising to the surface. And what we call our fate is no more than our struggle in that multitude of droplets in the rise and fall of one wave. But we must make use of that moment. It is worth the effort.”