Quotes About Work
The difference between earning a good living & living a good life, is enjoying what you do.
~ Ritu Ghatourey
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You teach. You pray. You encourage. You work. You dream. You live...but most of all you love. And that's the best thing any person can do.
~ Unknown
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There are just some 4-letter-words that I will not tolerate: dust, wash, cook, iron...
~ Unknown
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Retired is being tired twice, I've thought, first tired of working, then tired of not
~ Richard Armour
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Even in his most artificial creations, nature is the material upon which man has to work.
~ Marcel Proust
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I like a man to do something with his ten fingers. I do not like the useless creatures who are always self-important or agitators. A fatuous breed!
~ Marcel Proust
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with Bergotte, the embarrassment of the name, laden with its disconcerting preconceptions, was insignificant compared with the chagrin I felt at the prospect of tying this man with his goatee to the work I knew, as though to a balloon, and wondering whether it might still have the power to become airborne.
~ Marcel Proust
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Let the intellect get to work; in the course of it there will be more than enough sorrows to enable him to finish it.
~ Marcel Proust
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Yo no era más que el instrumento de unos hábitos de no trabajar.
~ Marcel Proust
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She remembered all the years in which my grandmother and she had refrained from speaking to me about my work and the need for a healthier way of life which, I used to say, the agitation into which their exhortations threw me alone prevented me from beginning, and which, notwithstanding their obedient silence, I had failed to pursue.
~ Marcel Proust
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Let him alone!" my father protested; "the main thing is that a man should find pleasure in his work. He is no longer a child. He knows pretty well now what he likes, it is not at all probable that he will change, and he is quite capable of deciding for himself what will make him happy in life.
~ Marcel Proust
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The impression is for the writer what experiment is for the scientist, with the difference that in the scientist the work of the intelligence precedes the experiment and in the writer it comes after the impression.
~ Marcel Proust
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but the steps of thought we take during the lonely work of artistic creation all lead us downward, deeper into ourselves, the only direction that is not closed to us, the only direction in which we can advance, albeit with much greater travail, toward an outcome of truth. Moreover, friendship is not just devoid of virtue, as conversation is, it is actively pernicious.
~ Marcel Proust
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O trabalho de causalidade, que acaba por produzir quase todos os efeitos possíveis, e por conseguinte também aqueles que havíamos julgado menos viáveis, esse trabalho é às vezes lento, tornando-se ainda um pouco mais lento devido ao nosso desejo - que, procurando acelerá-lo, o entrava - e também devido à nossa própria existência, e só se realiza depois de termos deixado de desejar e, muitas vezes, de viver.
~ Marcel Proust
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Men who believe that their work will last—as was the case with Elstir—form the habit of placing that work in a period when they themselves will have crumbled into dust. And thus, by obliging them to reflect on their own extinction, the thought of fame saddens them because it is inseparable from the thought of death
~ Marcel Proust
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Work offers a defensible escape from a private life on the skids. Working myself to the point of exhaustion left me feeling purified. Exhilarated. I think it also gave me a sense that I was cheating mortality.
~ Marcia Clark
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side. When she tries to explain her passion for it he reminds her how Anthony Trollope wrote all his books after a hard day's work at the Post Office.
~ Unknown
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Lots of famous chefs today don't look whacked, because they don't work. They have a healthy glow and a clear complexion. There is blood in their cheeks. They haven't got burns on their wrists and cuts on their hands.
~ Marco Pierre White
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My parents were working class folks. My dad was a bartender for most of his life, my mom was a maid and a cashier and a stock clerk at WalMart. We were not people of financial means in terms of significant financial means. I always told them, 'I didn't always have what I wanted. I always had what I needed.' My parents always provided that.
~ Marco Rubio
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In the morning, when you are sluggish about getting up, let this thought be present: "I am rising to a man's work."
~ Marcus Aurelius Antoninus
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The race needs workers at this time, not plagiarists, sopists and mere imitators; but men and women who are able to create, to originate and improve, and thus make an independent racial contribution to the world and civilisation.
~ Marcus Garvey
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Even though work stops, expenses run on.
~ Marcus Porcius Cato
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Ethan was partaking in that greatest of white-collar lies, "working from home," and not feeling at all bad about it.
~ Marcus Sakey
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Ethan was partaking in that greatest of white-collar lies, "working from home," and not feeling at all bad about it. He
~ Marcus Sakey
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