Quotes About Satisfaction

If the purpose of your life is to seek happiness, you will be happy even if you are not a success.

Everybody should have one goal: to be happy.

Happiness is an inner perception, not an outer realistic conception.

You will achieve great success when you find happiness.

There is no success other than happiness.

Our goal of all goals and ultimate purpose of life is happiness.

Pleasure can be supported by an illusion, but happiness rests upon truth.

Happiness is the gap between loving and longing.

Every lie a person tells is an emotional dead end road that puts weight on the heart. Satisfaction is always in the truth.

Never pursue happiness, just create the happiness inside you.

The worst part of being okay is that okay is far from happy.

Tell the truth through whichever veil comes to hand – but tell it. Resign yourself to the lifelong sadness that comes from never ­being satisfied.

It is only possible to live happily ever after on a daily basis.

It was only when these nefarious doings were satisfactorily completed that Steerpike visited the aunts for the second time and re-primed them in their very simple rôles as arsonists.

Service is one of life's great joys. It's a privilege to be in service. It's a great relief, a gift, to be faced with a job that you know absolutely you must do for the benefit of someone else. As long as you give yourself to it. You don't need to worry about anything but doing that job well, and the satisfaction, when you do, is very beautiful.

Wish I might, Wish I may You wish your life away are you pacified? All the wants you waste All the things you chased

The band had accomplished what we set out to do and I felt really good about what we'd done, so it wasn't a sense of incompletion or that sort of gnawing to it. I thought, 'Hey, we did pretty good.

Musicians here weren't afraid to go out and work really hard for satisfaction more than for success. That's what it came down to—you were working for some other notion of glory than financial.

Try to find a little more entertainment from your own resources.' As opposed to going out and buying it.

Perhaps Danish happiness is not really happiness at all, but something much more valuable and durable: contentedness, being satisfied with your lot, low-level needs being met, higher expectations being kept in check.

Even if we're among the lucky few who benefit from civilization, we find ourselves curiously unsatisfied, plagued by stress, worry, and conflict... Like the addict who believes against all evidence that what he can't give up won't lead to suffering and death, our culture adheres to its ideas in spite of ample, clear evidence they will lead to suffering and death.

The lucky ones are the people like your husband there. The ones who find work that means something to them. That they can really put their heart into, however foolish it might look to other people.

Sometimes even lovers of fiction can be satisfied only by the truth. I

Bosch had always thought it wasn't a bad way to go—doing what you loved.