SELF-REFLECTION
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Thanks for coming by. IT’S THE WEEKEND. No new quotes today. But while you are here, why not take a few moments to browse through our daily quotes from the past week, which offer insights on the theme of SELF-REFLECTION.
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Interested in learning more? Just click on the underlined titles.
TAKING TIME OUT TO REFLECT “A man must find time for himself….” Carl Sandburg (Sept. 9, 2024)
QUESTIONS YOU NEED TO ASK YOURSELF “Self-reflection entails asking …..” Robert L. Rosen (Sept. 10, 2024)
KNOW THYSELF “Self-reflection is the school of wisdom.” Baltasar Gracián (Sept. 11, 2024)
LIVING BLINDLY ‘Without reflection, we go blindly on our way, creating….” Margaret J. Wheatley (Sept 12, 2024)
DISCOVERING WHO YOU ARE AND WHO YOU WANT TO BE “Find out who you are and be that person. …” Ellen DeGeneres (Sept 13, 2024)
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Why not take a few moments to browse through some of our complete collection of past quotes. Just scroll down to the bottom, and check out any or all of our previous quotes organized by categories. Explore, and hopefully find something meaningful and worthwhile.
HOPE TO SEE YOU ON MONDAY FOR OUR NEXT DAILY QUOTE!
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In the meantime, become aware of your wisdom!
“I don’t know anyone who questions the value of analytical thinking when it comes to being a success in whatever you do. But there is another type of intelligence, other than the use of your analytical mind, that is every bit as important – wisdom. Wisdom not only provides you with creative, appropriate ideas, perspective, common sense, and an excellent sense of direction, it also makes your life easier and less stressful. This is true because, unlike the use of your analytical mind which can be effortful and clouded by doubt, wisdom is derived from a sense of confidence, a sense of knowing which direction or course of action you should take, as well as a sense of inner confidence when making decisions, creating ideas, or solving a problem.” (Richard Carlson, American author and motivational speaker)
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“Intelligence alone is not nearly enough when it comes to acting wisely.” (Fyodor Dostoyevsky)
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