Quotes About Attitude

Mahoney: You have to live. Mr. Magorium: Darlin'...I have.

whatever you think that you will be. if you think yourself weak,weak you will be; if you think yourself strong,you will be

While I wholeheartedly believe in choosing to approach every challenge with a great attitude, I don't mean that we should abandon authenticity and live in fantasyland.

Swindoll Charles R.

Take that rose bush, for example. We are all looking at the same plant, but our perception of it varies according to the way we each think and see. One person may see a vigorous rose, another may see a rose that could benefit from a little pruning, and a third may see a mess that no amount of attention would save. The rose bush isn't changing; it's the way we personally perceive it that differs, the way each of us thinks that colors our perception.

If you see no reason for giving thanks, the fault lies in yourself. –Minquass

Actually, you know what? You keep thinking I'm God's gift to women, angel. It's better for me if you believe I'm the best you can get.

Sometimes you'll lead, sometimes you'll follow. Expect you'll grumble about the following part for a while yet.

You're blond, but surely you can't be so naive as to believe that. You're stressed, I countered, but surely you know you're being an ass.

He sighed. She was a mistake in every sense. She made herself available once, and I make it a rule to avoid overly eager women a second time. And that doesn't make you sound like an asshole at all.

Confucius say, Gideon ad-libbed, man with hand in pocket feel cocky all day.

She stood and showed off her knee-high boots. "Very Kalinda Sharma

You keep on thinking I'm God's gift to women, angel. It's better for me if you believe I'm the best you can get.

Woodrow Wilson, like most other educated Americans of his time, despised mathematics, complaining that the natural man inevitably rebels against mathematics, a mild form of torture that could only be leaned by painful process of drill.

Woodrow Wilson, like most other educated Americans of his time, despised mathematics, complaining that "the natural man inevitably rebels against mathematics, a mild form of torture that could only be learned by painful processes of drill.

I felt wise and cynical as all hell.

Buddy was very proud of his perfect health and was always telling me it was psychosomatic when my sinuses blocked up and I couldn't breathe. I thought this an odd attitude for a doctor to have and perhaps he should study to be a psychiatrist instead.

Si uno hace algo incorrecto en la mesa con cierta arrogancia, como si supiera perfectamente que está haciendo lo que corresponde, puede salir del paso y nadie pensará que es grosero o que ha recibido una pobre educación. Pensarán que uno es original y muy ocurrente.

If there's anything I look down on, it's a man in a blue outfit

because he thought all sickness was sickness of the will. Mr. Willard had never been sick a day in his life.

I don't know what's the trouble with children these days. They seem to get worse and worse.

Eu havia descoberto, depois de muita ansiedade de quais talheres usar, que se você fizer algo de errado à mesa com certa arrogância, como se você soubesse perfeitamente que aquele é o jeito certo de fazer as coisas, ninguém vai achar que você é grosseira ou mal-educada. Vão pensar que você é original e muito espirituosa.

The size of the problem is never the issue—what matters is the size of you!

Your programming leads to your thoughts; your thoughts lead to your feelings; your feelings lead to your actions; your actions lead to your results.