Quotes About Excuses

Compromised commitments today lead to creative excuses tomorrow.

I wondered if in the end I would not be argued into silence by someone in good graces with the world, by the excuses of which the world approved.

There's always something that you sacrifice with each of your choices. When you choose you and your dreams, and you commit to them no matter what, you sacrifice the excuses, the stories, the old limiting beliefs; providing a rich ground of fertile soil for the seeds of your dreams to germinate.

A life that is defended by excuses has become comfortable in defeat, it has settled for mediocrity and is destined for failure.

I envy people who drink—at least they know what to blame everything on.

It's not whether you win or lose, it's how you place the blame.

It's your right to not justify your behavior with excuses. You don't have to give reasons or agree to things you don't want to do because you're worried that your reason doesn't seem good enough. If you don't want to attend an event because you want to spend quality time with your dog, that's valid and no one can judge. You don't owe someone something just because your justification doesn't align with their values.

excuses. There was plenty of room for magic in any race, too, for

People are attracted to those who fully live life without excuses.

Queremos transformar o mundo e somos incapazes de nos transformar a nós próprios. Queremos ser livres, fazemos a nossa vontade, e a todo o momento arranjamos desculpas para reprimir os nossos desejos

A Bible that does things like this is not a disappointing problem that has to be explained away or made excuses for, but something to be embraced with thanksgiving as a divine gift of love, as we, in return, accept our sacred and biblical responsibility to walk daily the path of wisdom rather than looking to hitch an easy ride.

No ascendemos al nivel de nuestras habilidades, caemos al nivel de nuestras excusas».

We don't rise to the level of our abilities, we fall to the level of our excuses.

The slacker says, “There is a lion outside! I will be slain in the streets!”

The slacker says, “A lion is in the road! A fierce lion roams the public square!”

But one after another they all began to make excuses. The first one said, ëI have bought a field, and I need to go see it. Please excuse me.í