Oppurtunity Quotes

“Out of clutter, find simplicity.”
― Albert Einstein

“She had known the kind of love that was worth risking everything for, the kind of love that was as rare as a glimpse of heaven.”
― Nicholas Sparks, The Best of Me

“I just follow God's lead. One step, one day and one opportunity at a time. The hardest part is not becoming distracted.”
― Carlos Wallace, The Other 99 T.Y.M.E.S: Train Your Mind to Enjoy Serenity

“If you don't seize the opportunity, how do you know what will happen? Sometimes you have to take the chance”
― Eileen Cook, The Education of Hailey Kendrick

“Aim big or don't aim at all.”
― Doug Alfidi

“Work as if there's no one to help you, and learn as if everybody is with you.”
― saransh garg

“Butterfly land on a human just once in life; if you miss that oppurtunity, you have no another chance. Because that butterfly will be dead the next day.”
― Anton Chekhov

“Never underestimate the power of simply asking for an opportunity. A lot of times, that lack of directness, is what's standing between you and your ultimate success. Doing this with politeness, confidence, and optimism will put you through doors that were once closed. Believe in yourself and go for exactly what you want. This is taking charge of your life!”
― Robin S. Baker

“The Bible said the devil may come in many forms. Some time he may appear as a friend, celebrity or even a pretty girl or well built young man. A well paying job, easy money opportunity or simply a chance at something too good to be true. More the often it probably is.”
― Carlos Wallace

“Awaken to the opportunities available for you today. It’s not too late to be, do, and have, whatever you so desire. It’s only late if you don’t begin today, the time is now. Go, make it happen!”
― Bernard Kelvin Clive, Make it Happen!: Enjoy 365 Days of Motivation, Inspirational Stories, Affirmations and Quotes

“But it is difficult to tell whether something is an oppurtunity or a trap when you are put on the spot.”
― Olivia Sudjic, Sympathy

“Every single morning, I take a breath is a new beginning and an incredible opportunity to either improve upon what I have been doing or to execute a new project or plan.”
― Carlos Wallace

“Degree of discipline exists in countless areas.”
― Monaristw

“There should always be an end game, or else all you are doing is practicing for an opportunity for which you have no idea of what it is or what it will even look like.”
― Carlos Wallace, The Other 99 T.Y.M.E.S: Train Your Mind to Enjoy Serenity

“NEVER let your pride EVER get in the way of possible happiness, oppurtunity or love..
- (G Swiss)”
― G Swiss

“Never lose sight of the good in your life. Each day is a new opportunity to overcome challenges and celebrate victories. The blessing of another day confirms God has more in store for you! Enjoy every day and be prepared for the greatness He has planned!”
― Carlos Wallace

“When you judge another person you are denying yourself the opportunity to grow and achieve your goals.”
― Chinmai Swamy

“Great benefit can be found in celebrating those who inspire through divine perserverance and strength, when everyone would understand if they gave up.

There are so many.”
― Monaristw

“Grains of sands can turn into mountains - by the simple act of blind belief in someones abilities.

Limitation in favor of density, or those eyes who reach far have responsibility to give directions.”
― Monaristw

“Only some stories leave an everlasting mark.

Choice.”
― Monaristw

“A Fair Opportunity Deserves Our Full Commitment


We all hope that at some point an opportunity will arise that can improve our life, our work or our future. Sometimes we wait a long time for it. Sometimes an opportunity appears unexpectedly, precisely at a moment when we almost no longer dare to believe that anything can change. When that opportunity presents itself, it is important that we recognize it and do not let it pass because of fear, doubt or complacency. Not every opportunity returns. Some doors open only once and at that moment require our attention, courage and full commitment. Yet life is not always fairly distributed. One person seems to receive several opportunities, while someone else works hard and barely moves forward. Everything appears to be happening on the other side, while our own side remains still. That can be frustrating, disappointing and sometimes even painful. We should never judge too quickly. Someone who has not yet received a fair opportunity has not deserved it any less. Not every disadvantage arises from too little effort and not every success is solely the result of hard work. Circumstances, health, deception, misfortune and the choices of others can have a major influence on someone’s life. What we can try to preserve is our belief in ourselves, even when a period is difficult and we do not know whether the rain will be followed immediately by sunshine or by another storm. A storm can take many things away from us. Possessions can disappear, plans can fail and expectations can be broken. Yet a storm does not have to take away our character, dignity and perseverance. With a positive attitude, honest intentions and the willingness to begin again, we can slowly rise once more. That does not mean sadness simply disappears or that every form of damage can be fully repaired. It does mean that we do not have to let our life be permanently determined by what went wrong. Progress usually does not happen in one large step. It grows through small decisions, repeated efforts and the ability to try again after disappointment. Every honest attempt brings us closer to a new goal, even when we cannot yet see the final result. We can keep waiting until an opportunity finds us on its own, but waiting alone changes very little. Hope is valuable, but hope also needs movement. Anyone who wants to go somewhere must be willing to take the first step, prepare carefully and act when the right moment arrives. Making use of an opportunity does not mean success is guaranteed. It means giving ourselves the possibility to grow, learn and move forward. Even when the result turns out differently from what we expected, the experience can make us stronger, wiser and better prepared. That is why we should not only hope for a fair opportunity. We should also show that we are prepared to approach it carefully, honestly and with full commitment when it appears. Not because we have to prove that we are valuable enough as human beings. Our human value stands apart from that. But because a valuable opportunity deserves our attention, responsibility and commitment. Every second that passes will never return. We cannot relive the past, but we can use today to give our future a new direction. A fair opportunity deserves our full commitment. When it comes, let us not allow it to pass carelessly, but embrace it with both hands, a clear mind and sincere courage.


Original thoughts by © Jan Jansen Easy Branches


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