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Quotes About Growth

Hard to believe I used to think love was such a fragile business. Once when he was still young, I saw a bit of his scalp showing through his hair and I was afraid. But it was just a cowlick. Now sometimes it shows through for real, but I feel only tenderness.
~ Jenny Offill
Someone had given my daughter a doctor's kit. Carefully, she takes her own temperature, places the pressure cuff around her arm. Then she takes the cuff off and examines it. "Would you like to be a doctor when you grow up?" I ask her. She looks at me oddly. "I'm already a doctor," she says.
~ Jenny Offill
We used to call her Little, Little come here, we'd say. Little, unhand the cat, but then one day she won't let us, "I am big," she says and her face is stormy.
~ Jenny Offill
Out of dark waters, this.
~ Jenny Offill
I understood it immediately. With each step up the ladder, the step beneath it disappeared, so that the higher she rose in life, the more vertiginous her position.
~ Jenny Offill
Those who live move.
~ Jenny Offill
But now it seems possible that the truth about getting older is that there are fewer and fewer things to make fun of until finally there is nothing you are sure you will never be.
~ Jenny Offill
It's what you do when you grow up, apparently, face up to things you'd rather not and accept the fact that nobody is who you thought they were, maybe not even close.
~ Jenny Valentine
Children who "play well" become enterprising and active adults.
~ Jens Andersen
So Niels grows up, and all the influences of his childhood work on the plastic clay. Everything helps to shape it; everything is significant, the real and the dreamed, what is known and what is foreshadowed— all add their touch, lightly but surely, to that tracery of lines which is destined to be first hollowed out and deepened and afterwards flattened out and smoothed away.
~ Jens Peter Jacobsen
Det, mente hun, var hendes egentlige Væsen, det, som de rette Omgivelser vilde gjøre hende til, og hun drømte tusinde Drømme om hine sollyse Egne og fortæredes af Længsel efter sit rette, rige Jeg, og glemte, hvad der ligger saa nær at glemme, at selv de fagreste Drømme, selv de dybeste Længsler ikke lægger en eneste Tomme til Menneskeaandens Vækst.
~ Jens Peter Jacobsen
There's nothing wrong with being wrong.
~ Jeph Loeb
You do not find one godly man who came out of an affliction worse than when he went into it; though for a while he was shaken, yet at last he was better for an affliction. But a great many godly men, you find, have been worse for their prosperity.
~ Jeremiah Burroughs
Pain will leave you, when you let go
~ Jeremy Aldana
When we start to look at struggle as an opportunity to grow, we start to walk in the midst of struggle with a smile on our face. If you can do this, you are becoming awakened.
~ Jeremy Bennett
A man may as well expect to grow stronger by always eating as wiser by always reading.
~ Jeremy Collier
So nevertheless, what I'm saying is that what one is - one's parameters are constantly narrowed by one's success, and my desire is to widen my field even if I risk failure.
~ Jeremy Irons
By 2060, India's economy is projected to be larger than China's because of its greater population growth. India is forecast to produce about one-quarter of world GDP from 2040 through the rest of this century.
~ Jeremy J. Siegel
buy the Consumer Value Store chain in 1969, specializing in personal health products. The chain quickly became the most profitable division of the company, and in 1996 Melville changed its name to CVS.
~ Jeremy J. Siegel
Jeremy J. Siegel
~ wisecracked
China will be the world's largest economy when its per capita income reaches 25 percent of that of the United States, which is forecast to occur around 2016.
~ Jeremy J. Siegel
the economy of China will become twice the size of the U.S. economy in 2025 if both countries' per capita income continues to grow at recent rates.
~ Jeremy J. Siegel
Africa remains a small part of the world economy until 2070, when it begins to expand rapidly, reaching 14 percent, the same size as the economy of China, by the end of the century.
~ Jeremy J. Siegel
The amount of $1 invested in a capitalization-weighted portfolio in 1802, with reinvested dividends, would have accumulated to almost $13.5 million by the end of 2012.
~ Jeremy J. Siegel