Quotes About Effort

He who tries little of everything accomplishes much of nothing.

Life is hard and it can be made easier only by working hard.

Most of us can do more than we think but usually do less than we think we have.

Most people don't know how hard it is to be a success, says the successful failure.

One must work really hard to reach the top, especially the one who is at the bottom.

Practice makes perfect. How many times have parents uttered those words to encourage their children …?

Putting wings on your body can't make you an eagle.

Spending money is like pouring water into sand and earning it is like taking water back from sand.

Stress is the proof you are attempting something that God didn't order you.

The failure is often someone who has tried the more difficult things in life and has the average results.

The quality of your work is the seed for the quality of your life.

The road to success is there is no secret road to success.

There are people in the world who sometimes waste their time trying to fix the thing which is not broken.

There are three most important things to get success in life. The first is to work hard. The second is to work hard, and the third is to work hard.

Those with less ability should work harder instead of making excuses.

To master a lesson or any art there is no short cut. One has to work hard, practise for hours, keep on doing it till one gets it right.

To try to make somebody love you is as hard as to try to walk on snow leaving no footprints.

Trying to make money without working is like trying to milk a cow with your hands in your pockets.

You can't get money by just looking at somebody or something.

You can't understand hard things merely by doing hard work.

You know, the things that matter in life are really hard to get.

Your happiness is determined by something you do, not something you know.

80% of results come from 20% of effort/time

All our lives we are engaged in preserving our experiences and keeping them fresh by artificially sprinkling the water of memory over them. They have ceased to retain their original smell and fragrance. Do you call it life— this effort at the preservation of a phantom freshness in something that is withered and gone?