Quotes About Accomplishment

Distinction is the consequence, never the object of a great mind.

One uncontrolled character flaw can ruin your greatest accomplishment.

He choked back tears, but he felt a great swelling of pride most of all. Antoinette, Robby-they had done it. They had made the right decision.

Photographing my success was my best photo."

The landing is more important than the flight.

The consequence for not adequately training your Huns is their failure to accomplish that which is expected of them.

Lore: Making a note here: HUGE SUCCESS!

Seninle ayn? masaya oturan ya da seninle ayn? evde ya?ayan birinin herhangi bir büyük i? ba?araca??na inanamazs?n. Senin yak?n çevrende, küçük adam, dü?ünmek çok güçtür; insan ancak sana dair dü?ünür, seninle birlikte de?il. Çünkü büyük dü?ünceleri, geni? kapsaml? dü?ünceleri g?rtlaklars?n sen.

He had also learned that there is no use murdering people; there are always so many left, and if you tried to murder them all you would never get anything else done.

There wasn't a single teetotaler "among the world's really great men," Stoll wrote; on the contrary, he said, the roster of wine-loving giants ran from Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar to Columbus, Dickens, Lincoln, and Bismarck, not to mention Verdi, Wagner, and Admiral Dewey.

Mastery itself was the prize of the venture."1

I'm astonished by my success.

This is a book about winning

You can accomplish anything in life, provided that you do not mind who gets the credit. —HARRY S. TRUMAN1

The key then to leadership is accomplishing the tasks at hand while building relationships.

What we think or what we believe is, in the end, of little consequence. The only thing of consequence is what we do. —John Ruskin

Success breeds success remember that

He didn't know what he needed in life, or what he was meant to accomplish. Friends were what he had, and they were all that mattered.

meant it. For the first time in his life, he was both free and safe, as costly as the accomplishment had been. Then

The Search for the Real Self is also about those with an impaired real self who are unable to accomplish the task of finding a fit with their environment, and are compelled to resort to self-destructive behavior patterns—evidence of a false self—that protect them from feeling "bad" at the cost of a meaningful and fulfilling life.

There's only one thing more important... and that is, after you've done what you set out to do, to feel that it's been worth doing.

Don't tell me how hard you work. Tell me how much you get done.

What would you concede if it didn't matter who got the credit? What would no longer matter if you were not hostage to the accomplishment tally? How much peace could you claim by trusting that the choices that you made for goodness would ultimately turn out right? Just picture the freedom that comes with living a surrendered life.

The world is blessed most by men who do things, not by those who merely talk about them.