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  • #1
    Baltasar Gracián
    “It is better to sleep on things beforehand than lie awake about them afterward

    Baltasar Gracian

  • #2
    ibn Rushd
    “Ignorance leads to fear, fear leads to hatred, and hatred leads to violence. This is the equation.”
    Ibn Rushd, Averroes: Antología
    tags: fear

  • #3
    ibn Rushd
    “Knowledge is the conformity of the object and the intellect”
    AverroEs, Decisive Treatise and Epistle Dedicatory

  • #4
    ibn Rushd
    “Two truths cannot contradict one another.”
    Averroès

  • #5
    Harvey Fierstein
    “Never be bullied into silence. Never allow yourself to be made a victim. Accept no one's definition of your life, but define yourself.”
    Harvey Fierstein

  • #6
    Dale Carnegie
    “Be wiser than other people if you can; but do not tell them so.”
    Dale Carnegie

  • #7
    “I warn you against shedding blood, indulging in it and making a habit of it, for blood never sleeps.”
    Saladin

  • #8
    Stephen Richards
    “Fear can make a moth seem the size of a bull elephant.”
    Stephen Richards, Releasing You from Fear

  • #9
    Stephen Richards
    “Our level of love or our level of fear determines the state of our reality.”
    Stephen Richards, Releasing You from Fear

  • #10
    Stephen Richards
    “When you explore your fears then you set yourself free.”
    Stephen Richards, Releasing You from Fear

  • #11
    T.F. Hodge
    “To conquer frustration, one must remain intensely focused on the outcome, not the obstacles.”
    T.F. Hodge, From Within I Rise: Spiritual Triumph over Death and Conscious Encounters With the Divine Presence

  • #12
    Steve Maraboli
    “You’re frustrated because you keep waiting for the blooming of flowers of which you have yet to sow the seeds.”
    Steve Maraboli, Unapologetically You: Reflections on Life and the Human Experience

  • #13
    Rod Serling
    “Every writer is a frustrated actor who recites his lines in the hidden auditorium of his skull.”
    Rod Serling

  • #14
    “There are moments of frustration in life. You must build good relations to support you in these moments. You must also learn to encourage yourself and decide to stay determined in life.”
    Lailah Gifty Akita, Think Great: Be Great!

  • #15
    Prem Jagyasi
    “We must remember that the more self-centered our life is, the more prone we are to unhappiness and frustration.”
    Dr Prem Jagyasi

  • #16
    Alis Cerrahyan
    “A broken soul is like an alabaster box that contains expensive perfume. God recognizes its sweet aroma, our personal composition of failure and frustration, through which He chooses to teach us humility, patience, and hope.”
    Alis Cerrahyan

  • #17
    Vizi Andrei
    “To call yourself a “realistic” person is intensely arrogant and naïve.”
    Vizi Andrei

  • #18
    Vizi Andrei
    “A good writer chooses his words carefully.
    A great writer lets the words choose him.”
    Vizi Andrei, Economy of Truth: Practical Maxims and Reflections

  • #19
    Vizi Andrei
    “Show your anger when needed. People need to know what irritates you and what doesn’t.
    But, crucially, remain internally calm.
    Your anger is only a tool. Don’t become its puppet.”
    Vizi Andrei, Economy of Truth: Practical Maxims and Reflections

  • #20
    Vizi Andrei
    “From a cosmic perspective, I'm simply an accident that has nothing to lose. Why take it all so seriously?”
    Vizi Andrei, Economy of Truth

  • #21
    Vizi Andrei
    “Creativity is not something we can acquire systematically. The most we can do is to foster a state of mind so that creativity may come to us.”
    Vizi Andrei, Economy of Truth: Practical Maxims and Reflections

  • #22
    Vizi Andrei
    “The more you overthink a problem, the larger the debt your actions have to pay.”
    Vizi Andrei

  • #23
    Vizi Andrei
    “Good philosophers start with theory and end up with action.

    Great philosophers start with action and end up with
    theory.”
    Vizi Andrei, Economy of Truth: Practical Maxims and Reflections

  • #24
    Vizi Andrei
    “Kindness without truth comes across as flattery.

    Truth without kindness comes across as disrespect.

    Those who manage to find the sweet spot are the most persuasive.”
    Vizi Andrei, Economy of Truth: Practical Maxims and Reflections

  • #25
    Vizi Andrei
    “If you want to have a calm discussion about a hot topic, use an arsenal of cold phrases.”
    Vizi Andrei, Economy of Truth: Practical Maxims and Reflections

  • #26
    Vizi Andrei
    “We often discuss issues such as pollution, poverty, or corruption from a global perspective; yet we fail to consider them locally—in our city, neighborhood, or even family. We’re thus trained to be irresponsible: the more we think and talk about problems we can’t control—the more virtuous we feel but—the more we neglect the problems which are in our control.”
    Vizi Andrei

  • #27
    Vizi Andrei
    “Rationality is undetected rhetoric.”
    Vizi Andrei, Economy of Truth: Practical Maxims and Reflections

  • #28
    Vizi Andrei
    “Once I make a decision, I decide to ignore any type of counter-arguments, no matter how reasonable they are. I have a strong personality; or, in other words, I’m an authentic imbecile.”
    Vizi Andrei, Economy of Truth

  • #29
    Vizi Andrei
    “Criticism will always be closer to the truth than flattery.”
    Vizi Andrei, Economy of Truth

  • #30
    Vizi Andrei
    “You're not a lawyer. You're someone who helps people deal with legal matters. You're not a doctor. You're a fellow who saves people's lives or gives them the right advice to improve their health.
    Add a verb to your identity – it keeps you sane; not a pompous noun – which may only boost your ego; it may distract you from your purpose, from the actions you need to take.
    Your job is to do something, not to be something.”
    Vizi Andrei, Economy of Truth: Practical Maxims and Reflections



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