Quotes About Impact

Words are my weapons. They might kill or cure the readers, that's out of my control.

Let your life speak volumes holding your words accountable, lest you become just a talking head.

Words stick, even when we don't want them to.

When you realize the awesome power of words, you can change lives.

Words cut deeper than knives. A knife can be pulled out, words are embedded into our souls.

Words have no power, unless you give it to them.

Is it as plainly in our living shown, By which way the wind hath blown?

Your personal problem will bring national answer!

Life is the opportunity to Influence, Inspire, Motivate, Teach, Give and Love

I'm trying like hell to leave a footprint, carbon or otherwise.

If you say anything, it just gets worse.

People says you are not going to take anything with you at the end but people, mind that you are going to leave a lot behind you.So be precise for your deeds n trail you left. :)

Dear smokers, when you burn one stick you not only burnrelationships but also burn your one and only life.

nDear smokers, when you burn one stick you not only burnrelationships but also burn your one and only life.

Growing up I often wondered how the world would be today if, since the beginning of human life, every person acted as I did.

Many people seek popularity and want everyone to know their name. It's not important for everyone to know your name, it's important that some of the people you know don't forget your name.

As we were told about others, so others will be told about us. that is "HISTORY". and the most painfull thing about it is that, it does not repeat itself. it comes onece in life and never again.

If you are trying to get information across to someone, your ability to create a compelling introduction may be the most important single factor in the later success of your mission.

Public speaking professionals say that you win or lose the battle to hold your audience in the first 30 seconds of a given presentation.

But what you do in your child's first five years of life—not just the first year—profoundly influences how he or she will behave as an adult.

Emotions get our attention.

TV also poisons attention spans and the ability to focus, a classic hallmark of executive function. For each additional hour of TV watched by a child under the age of 3, the likelihood of an attentional problem by age 7 increased by about 10 percent. So a preschooler who watches three hours of TV per day is 30 percent more likely to have attentional problems than a child who watches no TV.

The effect is so powerful that what you eat during the last stages of pregnancy can influence the food preferences of your baby.

Emotionally arousing events tend to be better remembered than neutral events. While