Most people fail because of their surroundings and the people they choose to be around in their lives.
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Quote:- Most people fail in life not because they aim too high and miss, but because they aim too low and hit.
Author:- Les Brown
Category:- motivational
Quote:- Most people fail to be successful or to do good in life , because they put too much of their time and energy in other people business. They are so invested in other people lives, other people relationships and other people life choices. They spend day and night discussing, posting, gossiping, disputing, analyzing and criticizing other people. Where do they get time to sort out their own life, mistakes and problems. They fail in life, not because they can’t do well, but it is because they don’t have time and don’t want others to do well , so their time is wasted on others and not on themselves.
Author:- De philosopher DJ Kyos
Category:- best
Quote:- Most people ignore most poetry because poetry ignores most people.
Author:- Adrian Mitchell
Category:- poetry
Quote:- Most people in this country are looking for literature that is useful. They feel that just exploring their feelings is good enough - they should be reading about leveraged buy-outs or how to get thin. We live in a culture that is so absolutely, madly focused on commercialism and on creating money and completely turned away from any other kind of creative value. People don't generally turn to poetry unless they're bereaved or have fallen in love. Or in adolescence, when their feelings are very strong and turbulent. I think most of us are dying for lack of spirit in this culture.
Author:- Erica Jong
Category:- poetry
Quote:- Most people know nothing about learning; many despise it. Dummies reject as too hard whatever is not dumb.
Utopia
Author:- Thomas More
Category:- knowledge
Quote:- Most people know the physical senses, but a lot of people don’t know the soul’s senses: empathy, trust, intuition, love and harmony
Author:- Steven Aitchison
Category:- motivational
Quote:- Most people live in almost total darkness…people, millions of people whom you will never see, who don’t know you, never will know you, people who may try to kill you in the morning, live in a darkness which...if you have that funny terrible thing which every artist can recognize and no artist can define...you are responsible to those people to lighten, and it does not matter what happens to you. You are being used in the way a crab is useful, the way sand certainly has some function. It is impersonal. This force which you didn’t ask for, and this destiny which you must accept, is also your responsibility. And if you survive it, if you don’t cheat, if you don’t lie, it is not only, you know, your glory, your achievement, it is almost our only hope... Because only an artist can tell, and only artists have told since we have heard of man, what it is like for anyone who gets to this planet to survive it. What it is like to die, or to have somebody die; what it is like to be glad... The trouble is that although the artist can do it, the price that he has to pay himself and that you, the audience, must also pay, is a willingness to give up everything, to realize that although you spent twenty-seven years acquiring this house, this furniture, this position, although you spent forty years raising this child, these children, nothing, none of it belongs to you. You can only have it by letting it go. You can only take if you are prepared to give...It is a total risk of everything, of you and who you think you are, who you think you’d like to be, where you think you’d like to go...everything, and this forever, forever.
The Cross of Redemption: Uncollected Writings
Author:- James Baldwin
Category:- hope
Quote:- Most people live in urban settings and interact with others over telecommunications networks, implying their well-being is closely tied to and influenced by others around them. In such large-scale, connected societies, it is usually easier to provide benefits to many people as a group than to individuals separately. Information is easily shared by many; applications for social interaction have little value if used only by a few; public transport shared by many is often more economical than individual vehicles. Yet such large-scale services at present are either provided by monopolistic corporations or by dysfunctional public authorities. Fear of the failures of these providers often leads us to wastefully retreat from public life behind the walls of our homes, our gated communities, our private servers, and our individual cars. As early as the 1950s, economist John Kenneth Galbraith called this the paradox of 'public poverty among 'private affluence': while children are "Admirably equipped with television sets," "schools were often severely overcrowded . . . and underprovided." He complained that a "family which takes its air-conditioned . . . automobile out for a tour passes through cities that are badly paved, made hideous by litter, blighted buildings and posts for wires that long since should have been put underground.
Radical Markets: Uprooting Capitalism and Democracy for a Just Society
Author:- Eric A. Posner
Category:- philosophy
Quote:- Most people lost lot of opportunities that would have changed their lives, because the time the opportunities were presented to them. They didn’t like the person who was giving them the opportunities, or they didn’t feel like it. Their ego and pride got in the way. They didn’t seize the moment. What good does your status do for you, if it makes you sleep hungry. Your pride should not stop you from hustling and from humbling beginnings.
Author:- De philosopher DJ Kyos
Category:- best
Quote:- Most people set intentions wrong. The right way to set intentions is to be clear on what you want to go FROM and what you want to go TO.
The Self-Employed Life: Business and Personal Development Strategies That Create Sustainable Success
Author:- Jeffrey Shaw
Category:- motivational
Quote:- Most people these days chase new things - new houses, new cars, new objects. But, they don't realise that old houses, old cars, and old objects have something that new things don't have - their history and culture. We must look at life from each other's perspective. New things will make you feel good but maybe for a short time. There is nothing fascinating about chasing new things. Which is why some people, like my parents, love old things, because these things have emotions, and sentiments attached to them. My Mom and Dad choose to stay in our old house in my hometown, because it was the house they built with their hard work and love. It is the house where my mother writes her beautiful poetry. It is the house where my father treats his patients. It is a house which has books, culture, cracks and yes history.
Author:- Avijeet Das
Category:- Life
Quote:- Most people think everybody feels about them much more violently than they actually do; they think other people's opinions of them swing through great arcs of approval or disapproval.
Tender Is the Night
Author:- F. Scott Fitzgerald
Category:- Relationships
Quote:- Most people think I'm crazy—I'm in a cult called happiness, I practice the religion of kindness, I'm a quack in the pseudoscience of love, I work in the field of unlimited possibilities, my diet is that of knowledge, my orientation is irrelevant, my purpose is growth, my entitlement is freedom, my motivation is joy, my evidence is my success, and my race is humankind—I still haven't figured out the crazy part.
Author:- Drew Gerald
Category:- knowledge
Quote:- Most people think the biggest sacrifice, the greates act of love you can give is to die for someone. And probably it is. But Sometimes it is the opposite. The biggest thing you can do for someone is to live.
All These Lives
Author:- Sarah Wylie
Category:- motivational
Quote:- Most people who decide to grow personally find their first mentors in the pages of books.
The 15 Invaluable Laws of Growth: Live Them and Reach Your Potential
Author:- John C. Maxwell
Category:- motivational
Quote:- Most people won't bat an eyelid when they hear about PFAS in rainwater. Why? Because they will tell you that they drink bottled water.That's when you tell them that rainwater waters their flowers, their vegetables, their livestock, our waterways and rivers.We eat the vegetables. We consume the livestock. We fry the fish and swim in the waterways & oceans.Rainwater goes everywhere and douses everything in moisture.It's already in our blood streams and in our lungs and even if you tried to stop breathing & ingesting it, we couldn't because it's everywhere.A half life of 3-4 years may not be a long period of time, but how do you stop what you can't?
Author:- Anthony T. Hincks
Category:- science
Quote:- Most people would rather believe something that is not true about something than accept the fact that they do not understand a thing about that thing.
Author:- Mokokoma Mokhonoana
Category:- science,knowledge