Quotes About Willpower

Make the choice and leave aside the wishes.

Master your will-power and eventually you will control your destiny.

Maybe we need the chemistry of emotions to explore our will-power and go beyond the land of mood-swings. This is the shortest path to adaptation.

Only a stubborn and unshakeable will-power can reach its final destination.

Perseverance is the key to attraction and manifestation.

The biggest battle than all the world wars put together is when the mind wants something while the body craves for something else as well.

The body is the slave of the mind and not the other way around.

The will-power of all great leaders is so close to that of the devil himself. But they are still humans at the end of the day.

We are given the free-will, or the freedom of choice, to act according to our desires, and to determine whether we will believe or disbelieve in the Creator.

You cannot act without the presence of the will-power, every act leads to a desire and desire to achieving pleasure. Therefore, happiness seems to be the final destination of mankind.

You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink. Even if it's dying of thirst. Not when it would rather fight the zebra on the other side.

If she could've found the will power to speak, the brain cells to construct thought, she would've told Clay he was a god. It was a good thing she was too wiped out or he would never let her forget it

Podría hacer que te arrastraras, Elena.»

Nothing is stronger than the will of the human heart

A vow of celibacy was easy to hold when there was no temptation.

The peacemaker must have the strongest heart and the toughest will in the room.

Panic threatened but was beaten into submission by her will to live. Elena P. Deveraux had never given up yet.

He watched her with unyielding focus even as shards of white-hot agony thrust into his brain. Ethan had chosen.

There were very few things he'd ever truly hungered for in life, and he'd never been given any of them. He'd claimed each through sheer, unrelenting will and the grim refusal to surrender.

All illustrate the "theory of courage," which Tolkien called "the great contribution of early Northern literature," meaning both Icelandic and Old English literature. It is a "creed of unyielding will": The heroes refuse to give up even when they know the monsters—evil—will win. For that is the big difference between Snorri's Ragnarok and the Christian Doomsday. Odin and the human army of Valhalla do not win.

It is hard now, very hard, but the difficulty is familiar. Her body wants something, and she is denying it.

It is hard now, very hard, but the difficulty is familiar. Her body wants something, and she is denying

The most precious thing every human being has in this life is the freedom to choose how to live.

You won't take anything from me that I don't want to give you, Dalton. And that's a fact.