Acknowledge Quotes

“Humility is, in a sense, admitting how egotistical you are.”
― Criss Jami, Killosophy

“Sometimes playing stupid opens your eyes to the truth.”
― Anthony Liccione

“But I am a just man, even to my enemy—and I will acknowledge, beforehand, that they are cleverer brains than I thought them.”
― Wilkie Collins, The Woman in White

“Clearly outline your plans, acknowledge God and he will direct them for you. If you can have it planned, you can achieve it; if you have it planned big, you will achieve it big. Make your choice!”
― Israelmore Ayivor, Dream big!: See your bigger picture!

“It really helps
if we can respect each other's perspectives.
That alone can get us past so many impasses.
Sometimes it can even help us find a new possibility
we hadn't seen before;
but even if not,
sometimes it can help us at least
see the other person's rationales;
but even if not,
sometimes it can help us just accept that
another way of seeing it, of doing it, exists, functions,
is effective for someone,
even if not for us,
even if we can't understand it.

It really helps
if we can respect each other's perspectives.
But sometimes we can't.

Then it really helps
if we can trust each other's intentions,
know that we want the best for each other
as much as for ourselves
even if we disagree on how to get there.

It really helps
if we can trust each other's intentions.
But sometimes we can't.”
― Shellen Lubin

“What I have been pondering and trying to realize is the way to lead a satisfied life?

After days of rumination, I have come to the realization that the way to lead a satisfied life is when we stay humble, work hard, and never stop chasing our dreams and goals in life. At the same time we must not forget the people who have played an important part in our life. We must appreciate and acknowledge the people who inspire us, support us and care for us. We must unwaveringly keep believing in ourself and keep spreading positive vibes and warm energies wherever we may be.”
― Avijeet Das

“Acknowledgment of one’s own or another’s strengths, efforts, accomplishments, etc., can facilitate natural learning. Acknowledgment of and respect for one’s capabilities support trust in Self 2.”
― Timothy Gallwey

“Stop thinking there's something wrong with you. Stop smothering your sensitivity and vulnerability. Start to acknowledge and honour your feelings. Once you look at life through a different lens, your life will never be quite the same again.”
― Dee Waldeck

“She began the conversation with Tom by acknowledging his work and then focused on the problem at hand, sticking strictly to the facts:”
― William Ury, The Power of a Positive No: How to Say No and Still Get to Yes

“Your repetition can be intentional. You can use the same anchor phrase freshly each time, renewed by focusing on your underlying intention— the deeper Yes that lies within you. You can also humanize the repetition with a smile or acknowledgment.”
― William Ury, The Power of a Positive No: How to Say No and Still Get to Yes

“Acknowledge the truth of the difficulties, thank the person, and focus on a positive future.”
― William Ury, The Power of a Positive No: How to Say No and Still Get to Yes

“If you know how powerful God is, you begin to acknowledge his mighty works.”
― Lailah Gifty Akita

“It is time to publicly acknowledge the biological toxicity of the Mauna Kea Observatories and to demolish them.”
― Steven Magee

“There comes a point where you have to acknowledge the toxicity of the relationship is bad for your long term health and to move on.”
― Steven Magee

“Acceptance does not mean you lay back and let Life have its way with you. It is not a path of hopeless acquiescence or defeated inaction, nor does it imply that you will ignore hardship or injustice (yours or others’). It simply means that you understand and acknowledge the facts of a given moment. You, as the old saying goes, let reality be reality. And after you accept “it,” whatever that is in each moment or situation, you can decide if or how you will respond.”
― Becky Vollmer, You Are Not Stuck: How Soul-Guided Choices Transform Fear into Freedom

“Acknowledge the dangers and leave or rebuild. The choice is yours.”
― Steven Magee

“Rebuild and possibly repeat or acknowledge the dangers and leave?”
― Steven Magee

“Acknowledge the power of the maddening in the sea of newspapers.”
― Florin-Marian Hera, Ten Loud Rocks

“No woman was ever acknowledged for wiping off the dust.”
― Ljupka Cvetanova, Yet Another New Land

“What I have realized is the way to lead a satisfied life: "We must stay humble, work hard, and never stop chasing our dreams and goals in life. We must also appreciate and acknowledge the people who inspire us, support us and care for us. We must unwaveringly keep believing in ourself and keep spreading positive vibes and warm energies wherever we may be.”
― Avijeet Das

“To approach another thoughtfully...to respect opinion despite the differences...to be willing to know about another's dreams and despairs...and to remain unabsorbed in your own world so as not to fail to remember the other..is to recognize and acknowledge that their existence matters....that shapes the health of your relationship...so in togetherness, you both can build respect and awareness of one another consciously...thus it becomes the purposeful building of a relationship.....”
― Jayita Bhattacharjee

“The principles of living with contentment include the capacity to always be grateful, able to acknowledge and accept what cannot be changed, and face trial with humility.”
― Raihan Zubir

“Acknowledge the temporary nature of existence.”
― Aron Micko H.B

“Will Lahaina rebuild or acknowledge that it may be better to build elsewhere in a climate changed Hawaii?”
― Steven Magee

“I walked through the doorway and into the hall with Mrs. Taylor loaded on my stretcher. I was flanked on either side by the nursing staff. They stood in silence, honoring Mrs. Taylor. I felt honored, too. Because it wasn’t just Mrs. Taylor that they were acknowledging; in an indirect way, they were acknowledging me. They were acknowledging my work and my profession in a profoundly special way. I was at the end of a fourteen-hour day, but I felt rejuvenated. I didn’t feel like I needed to be hidden. I didn’t feel invisible.”
― Caleb Wilde, Confessions of a Funeral Director: How the Business of Death Saved My Life

“You will be able to develop a distinct identity when you acknowledge and use your gift well.”
― Isaac A. Yowetu

“The most difficult part of fighting any battle is the acknowledgement of its existence.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Stand still. Look back
to see how far you have travelled.”
― Louisa Thomsen Brits, Path: A short story about reciprocity

“When a quote is quoted, it is recognized.”
― Tamerlan Kuzgov

“In the ancient world too women schemed while men strategized; there was a great gulf, elemental and eternal, between the adventure and the adventuress. There was one too between virility and promiscuity: Caesar left Cleopatra in Alexandria to sleep with the wife of the king of Mauretania. Antony arrived in Tarsus fresh from an affair with the queen of Cappadocia. The consort of two men of voracious sexual appetite and innumerable sexual conquests, Cleopatra would go down in history as the snare, the delusion, the seductress. Citing her sexual prowess was evidently less discomfiting than acknowledging her intellectual gifts. In the same way it is easier to ascribe her power to magic than to love. We have evidence of neither, but the first can least be explained; with magic one forfeits rather than loses the game. So Cleopatra has Antony under her thumb, poised to obey her every wish, "not only because of his intimacy with her," as Josephus has it, "but also because of being under the influence of drugs." To claim as much is to acknowledge her power, also to insult her intelligence.”
― Stacy Schiff, Cleopatra: A Life