Quotes About Commitment

Moriría por usted. Pero no viviré para usted.

I would die for you. But I won't live for you.

Es que a veces la gente utiliza el pensamiento para no implicarse en la vida.

I would die for you. But I won't live for you." Something

I would die for you. But I won't live for you." Something like that. I think the idea is that every person has to live for his or her own life and then make the choice to share it with other people.

My sister was counting on me, and this was the first time anyone ever counted on me for anything.

I said yes because I didn't want to do anything wrong.

Eu morreria por você. Mas não viveria por você.

Divorce is marital welfare.It's just couples asking society to bail them out because they didn't do enough research before they got married.

Sorry, but retirement offends me. You don't just stop fighting in the middle of a war because your legs hurt. So why do you get to stop working in the middle of your life just because your prostate hurts? That's desertion.

Unlike Paul Newman, who seems to think that salad dressing is the cure-all for America's ills, I'm a man of action.

At every moment, we are volunteers.

You do the big things by doing the little things right.

What Frost makes clear in his poem is that the act of choosing is the most important thing. The act of moving forward is what matters. He might have chosen either teaching or poetry. But he had to choose one or the other. He looked long down each path. He understood the loss involved—the cutting off of possibilities. He saw clearly that options once discarded are usually gone forever. Way leads on to way. But Krishsna writes: Concerning one's dharma, one should not vacillate!

good. In order to ignite the full ardency of dharma, The Gift must be put in the service of The Times.

Without involvement, there is no commitment. Mark it down, asterisk it, circle it, underline it. No involvement, no commitment.

Anything less than a conscious commitment to the important is an unconscious commitment to the unimportant.

Accountability breeds response-ability.

No involvement, no commitment.

Ma, I'm going to enlist.

He saw that to be firm soldiers they must go forward.

There's no fun in fightin' fer people when everything yeh do—no matter what—ain't done right.

you liked him so much you just hated to let him down." He was, and is, all but worshiped by the men of E Company.

Each man in his own way had gone through what Richard Winters experienced: a realization that doing his best was a better way of getting through the Army than hanging around with the sad excuses for soldiers they met in the recruiting depots or basic training. They wanted to make their Army time positive, a learning and maturing and challenging experience.