Quotes About Mindset

Self-doubt is a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Not dating is a choice, not a failure.

Magic, if that was the right word, often rises and falls on your own belief in your abilities. I've seen very powerful people completely crippled by self-doubt.

Worry about the things you can control; the rest will either work themselves out, or they'll kill you. Either way, no more worries.

Because he'd scared me, I was mad at him. Illogical, but it was better to be mad than scared.

She was tiny, less than five feet, but somehow didn't seem that small; attitude can make up for inches.

Luca never stands when he can lean.

The motto from Epictetus means, It is not things themselves, but opinions concerning things, which disturb men.

I do know that living in the past only messes up your present

Looking back don't interest me. Today's what matters. And tomorrow, if we're lucky.

It's always there—fear—and if you don't stay on top of it, you'll drown.

Why do you have such a crappy attitude about math? I don't. I have a crappy attitude about everything.

Oddly enough, the very considerations that had made marriage impossible for him were mirrored in my own being: a rabidly independent nature, an impatience with lesser minds, total unconventionality, and the horror of being saddled with someone who would need cosseting and protection—the

Novels are written—as life is lived—One Day At A Time.

I told Carolyn it was a great day for running, and she told me there was no such thing.

I've heard it said that everybody stops smoking, that the trick is to be alive when it happens.

The answer is, be positive in spite of what you have or what's happening. That's how to be happy.

You gotta look for the good in the bad, the happy in your sad, the gain in your pain, and what makes you grateful not hateful.

You need a reason to be sad. You don't need a reason to be happy.

It's sad, actually, because my anxiety keeps me from enjoying things as much as I should at this age.

You get lazy, you get sad. Start givin' up. Plain and simple.

It is salutary to train oneself to be no more affected by censure than by praise.

His statement to himself should have been, 'I possess this now, therefore I am happy', instead of what it so Victorianly was: "I cannot possess this for ever, and therefore am sad."

What you get will never make you happy; who you become will make you very happy or very sad.