Quotes About Success

There are grand rewards for those who pick the high hard roads, but those rewards are hidden by years.

It's not when you start that makes your success in the world, but when you quit.

Everybody is given a Dream... you may have to work for it however...

If we want to end this lifetime higher than we began, we can expect an uphill road.

Sooner or later, those who win are those who think they can.

In half a century of challenge and learning and trial-and-error, each of us had struggled from hard times to a present lovely beyond our dreams.

Ask yourself the secret of your success. Listen to your answer, and practice it.

You're a master when things go well, you're a victim when they go out of control.

Mutlu ve baÅŸar?l? insanlar?n çoÄŸu hayat?nda bir kez intihar etmeyi düÅŸünmüÅŸ ve etmemeye karar vermiÅŸtir.

EÄŸer ne yapt???n? iyi biliyorsan her zaman baÅŸar?rs?n. BaÅŸarmak için ne yapt???n? bilmek gerek

Un escritor profesional es un amateur que no se rinde

You're on, Ted," I told him. "Your big chance, boy. Don't blow it. Folks, this kid is going to dance his balls off before your very eyes.

Richard Bachman

Richard Bachman

Success originates in the mind and translates into the material world.

Let Go of the Idea that Gentle, Relaxed People Can't Be Superachievers

Any success that you do have is despite your fear, not because of it.

What shall it profit a male if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his immortal genes?

Replicator selection is the process by which some replicators survive at the expense of other replicators. Vehicle selection is the process by which some vehicles are more successful than other vehicles in ensuring the survival of their replicators

The ESS has been rigorously defined (Maynard Smith 1974), but it can be crudely encapsulated as a strategy that is successful when competing with copies of itself.

If a program or strategy is successful, this means that copies of it will tend to become more numerous in the population of programs and will ultimately become almost universal. It will therefore come to be surrounded by copies of itself. If it is to remain universal, therefore, it must be successful when competing against copies of itself, successful compared with rare different strategies that might arise by mutation or invasion.

Two kinds of factor will affect this half-life. Firstly, replicators whose phenotypic effects render them successful at their business of propagating themselves will tend to have a long half-life. Replicators with longer half-lives than their alleles will come to predominate in the population, and this is the familiar process of natural selection.

The long-lived gene as an evolutionary unit is not any particular physical structure but the textual archival information that is copied on down the generations. [I]t is widely distributed in space among different individuals, and widely distributed in time over many generations. [A] successful gene will be one that does well in the environments provided by these other genes that it is likely to meet in lots of different bodies.

All that happens is that individuals who are accustomed to winning become even more likely to win, while individuals who are accustomed to losing become steadily more likely to lose.