One of the
hardest decisions
you’ll ever face in
your life is choosing
whether to walk away
or try harder.
Category: Decisions
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Quote: One of the hardest decisions you’ll ever face in
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Quote: A real man can’t stand seeing his woman hurt. He’s careful
A real man can’t stand seeing his woman hurt. He’s careful with his decisions and actions, so he never has to be responsible for her pain.
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Quote: WITHOUT A SENSE OF URGENCY. DESIRE LOSES IT’S VALUE
WITHOUT A SENSE OF
URGENCY. DESIRE LOSES
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Quote: I am in competition with no one. I have no desire to play the game of
I am in competition with no one. I have no desire to play the game of being better than anyone. I am simply trying to be better than the person I was yesterday.
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Quote: Champions aren’t made in gyms. Champions are made
Champions aren’t made in
gyms. Champions are
made from something
they have deep inside
them-a desire, a dream, a
vision. They have to have
the skill, and the will. But
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Quote: The foods you eat every day, the people you hang out with every
The foods you eat every day, the people you hang
out with every day have the potential to change
your brain chemistry, which ultimately changes
the actions you take. In simple words: your output
depends on your input. You have a limited control
over your environment, but full control over the
process in your brain. Train your mind in such a
way that it only processes those input that are
required for desired output.
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Quote: You’ll never get what you truly desire if you remain
You’ll never
get what you truly
desire if you remain
attached to what
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Quote: Never make permanent decisions based on temporary feelings.
Never make permanent decisions based on temporary feelings.
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Quote: When your children desire to talk to you and share their problems
When your children desire to talk to you and share their problems with you, stop everything and listen to them. There is nothing more important than that.
