Plans For The Future Quotes

“Plans are designed to fail.”
― E. Foster B., Murdering Our Memory

“Through one's tears for the past, one's future becomes blurred.”
― Criss Jami

“God's plan happens when you choose to let go of yours.”
― Allene vanOirschot

“I don't have money to buy a bunch of land. I don't know how much you think land goes for nowadays, but it's not a dollar an acre anymore."
Ryker smirked. "Trust me when I say I have more than enough money for it."
I balked. "How? You live in a cabin in the middle of nowhere with no real job and nothing around you."
"And I'm a dragon, Dani. A dragon who likes his gold."
Slowly, so slowly, it sank in. He did mercenary work, that much I knew, and that kind of thing paid well, right? Dragons hoarding treasure seemed like something out of a fairy tale, but then again so did dragons until a few weeks ago. The confident look on his face said it all.”
― Sabrina Blackburry, Dirty Lying Dragons

“Then, Pan, when that’s done, maybe I can think about us. In the right way, the way I would like to—not just because of last night or some other night but because there might be a whole lot of nights, maybe even a lifetime. I can think about it because then there will be a future that isn’t measured in hours or days.”
― Terry Brooks, The Measure of the Magic

“Look beyond your current circumstances to future happiness, wholeness, wealth, and new beginnings.”
― Germany Kent

“What does my birth certificate prove, anyway? That I was once born? That I was once fully human? I know these things without needing a piece of paper that I can't even read because it's sewn into one of a pair of gloves. Also, I'll have forever to build up a collection of books, and a collection of clothes for myself. In fact, I plan on one day having a library, which will be in one of the rooms of my own house. I'll also own a gallery. I'll set it up in my own name, and I'll run it for a few years, and then hire other people to manage it while I retreat into the background, overseeing things from a distance. In that time, I'll be making artwork under different names; then, eventually, I'll write up a press release declaring that I have died peacefully at home from old age and that I am passing my gallery and estate down to my adult daughter, who will just be me. And I'll repeat the process again, and then again. I'll have artwork belonging to me, books, a building with my name on it.”
― Claire Kohda, Woman, Eating

“If life starts changing your plans, then it’s time to change your life.”
― Sergey Vedenyo

“For all my hopes and ambitions, my eagerness to be of service to the Oak, I never thought it should come to this: Philip Waverly has asked me to become his wife. And I .....”
― R.J. Anderson, Knife

“We will be taking a long sabbatical from Cambridge, both of us. Wendell does not believe he will return, and why would he? The scholarly life was for him merely the means to an end, the end being finding a way back to his home. But I know that I will, if only from time to time. Perhaps a semester here, a semester there. A tenured scholar has a great deal of freedom, after all, and once the article I have written on my journey into the Silva Lupi (much redacted and condensed, of course) appears in next month's issue of Modern Dryadology, Cambridge will be all the more eager to retain me. Rose, who acted as co-author, and actually deigned to allow my name to appear first in the publication, is certain it will send the scholarly community into a tizzy.
And also--- I will have my mapbook to publish.”
― Heather Fawcett, Emily Wilde’s Map of the Otherlands

“Plan for success, her mum used to say, although soon afterward she died, having been hit by an uninsured van.”
― Richard Osman, The Bullet That Missed