Quotes About Preparation
Do not trouble trouble till trouble troubles you.
~ Robert Jordan
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If you plan for the worst, all surprises are pleasant.
~ Robert Jordan
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Remember that any meal can be your last. You chose to travel with us, so tonight you will eat fish. Tomorrow, you may die.
~ Robert Jordan
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Why didn't you guess this would happen? Elayne demanded. He looked at her, expressionless. One side of his mouth twitched up, then he pulled his hat down, shading his eyepatch. Light, Elayne said. You knew. You spent this whole week planning with us, and you knew the entire time you'd throw it out with the dishwater.
~ Robert Jordan
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Always plan ahead, Lini used to say, but worry too hard over next year, and you can trip over tomorrow.
~ Robert Jordan
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First things first; take care of what can be done now before worrying too long over what might never be.
~ Robert Jordan
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It looks a good plan to me. As good as any till the arrows start flying.
~ Robert Jordan
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This is it, Egwene," Mat said. "Take a deep breath, a last pull on the brandy, or burn your final pinch of tabac. Have a good look at the ground before you, as it's soon going to be covered in blood. In an hour, we'll be in the thick of it. The Light watch over us all.
~ Robert Jordan
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If you plan for the worst, all surprises are pleasant." "I
~ Robert Jordan
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It is all right to plan for the worst possibilities, but you must not bask in them. You must not fixate on them.
~ Robert Jordan
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clutching his blanket around him. Using every bit of skill he had gained stalking
~ Robert Jordan
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Always plan for the worst, child; that way, all your surprises will be pleasant ones.
~ Robert Jordan
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Taim will have to wait
~ Robert Jordan
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Everything always changes. The best plan lasts until the first arrow leaves the bow.
~ Robert Jordan
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Kesabaran adalah kebajikan yang harus dipelajari, tetapi kita semua harus siap untuk perubahan secepat apapun - Sheriam
~ Robert Jordan
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A plan revealed is a plan doomed to fail.
~ Robert Jordan
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Siempre debéis prever lo peor, hijas; de ese modo, todas las sorpresas que recibáis serán agradables.
~ Robert Jordan
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Rest well. And eat well tonight. In the morning, eat nothing. It is not good to dance the spears with a full stomach.
~ Robert Jordan
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The best plan lasts until the first arrow leaves the bow.
~ Robert Jordan
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Leafblighter means to blind the Eye of the World, Lost One. He means to slay the Great Serpent. Warn the People, Lost One. Sightburner comes. Tell them to stand ready for He Who Comes With the Dawn. Tell them. . . .
~ Robert Jordan
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A trap isn't really a trap if you know it's there," he said absently, bending the end of one of the severed wires a little to line up better with its mate. "If you know it's there, maybe you can see a way to walk in so it isn't a trap at all.
~ Robert Jordan
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You lost concentration," Lan told him. "You must hold on to that even when your muscles turn to water. Lose it, and that is the day you die. And it will probably be a farmboy who has his hands on a sword for the first time who does it." His smile was sudden, odd on that stony face.
~ Robert Jordan
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It seemed to Rand like years since there had not been firewood to split. But complaining would not keep the house warm, so he fetched the axe, propped up bow and quiver beside the chopping block, and got to work. Pine for a quick, hot flame, and oak for long burning.
~ Robert Jordan
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criminal law, a field that presented many of the same conditions and offered many of the same rewards as topflight athletics. It had the same elements of intense preparation and concentration, of confrontation in a circumscribed arena, where passion and aggression were bound by elaborate rules, of the final decision, and the emotional charge that went with it: won, lost, guilty, not guilty.
~ Robert K. Tanenbaum
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