Quotes About Change

Through a long life, Franklin had been forced by better information or fuller consideration to change opinions . . . which I once thought right, but found to be otherwise. It is therefore that the older I grow, the more apt I am to doubt my own judgment, and to pay more respect to the judgment of others.

Every time I hear, Cut. Print, something cold and electrical goes off in my head, because I'm never going to change that film.

The secret of long life is double careers. One to about age sixty, then another for the next thirty years.

Whatever you do, for goodness sake, don't change the name of your corporation to initials.

Agencies add new services the way universities add new courses. Nothing wrong with that if you also discontinue services which have outlived their relevance. To keep your boat moving through the water, keep scraping the barnacles off its bottom. Seven

It follows that your advertising should consistently project the same image, year after year. This is difficult to achieve, because there are always forces at work to change the advertising

The Jelly is apparently rising behind me. I could sit here and wait for it to cover me or move on, I don't know. Now that I have a few feelings to consider, and attitudes, decisions are more difficult. I suppose I'll step wherever I see a dry spot. Whenever The Jelly nips at my heels, I'll take a forward step. I'll get along.

Consider the future, Moldenke. Do you imagine we'll ever get there?

Moldenke would remain.

Nothing so needs reforming as other people's habits." Before

It may not be quite enough to find a nice inclusive Episcopal church led by Progressive White Cleric to replace the lily-white rocking megachurch led by Conservative White Guy in Jeans on Stage.

but whether the Church universal will or should change its mind collectively.

The pattern is clear: dissent, lose, and leave (or be forced out).

Majority Christian opinion on various issues has sometimes shifted profoundly.

most evangelicals have remained stuck there.

To lose is to win.

And I didn't think you believed in god or a heaven.' 'Having been here thirty-four days,' I tell him, 'I've changed my mind, Sydney.' 'Why's that then?' he smiles. 'Well, if there's a hell like this place, then there has to be heaven somewhere.

I pulled myself up on my elbows and lay on my belly staring down into hell. There below me in the basin of Hunslet Carr, just 500 yards beneath me, was my England on the morning of Sunday 15 December in the year of Our Lord 1974, looking a thousand years younger and none the better.

The future, like the past, is written. It cannot be changed, but it can help to heal the wounds of the present.

Times change, faces change but the doubt remains, the fear remains-

No more dead dogs and slashed swans for us," whispered Dick Alderman, like this was good news- It wasn't.

There is always one game in every season, one moment in that game, that one moment in that one game in that one season when everything can change, when things can either come together or fall apart for the rest of the season, that one moment when you know you will win this game and then the next and the next, when you know you will have a season to remember, a season never to forget.

The scenery changes but the pain remains.

New vocabularies can make old beliefs possible.