Quotes About Perspective

Your experiences are often in proportion to the questions you ask.

Asking questions is an essential daily habit, because your experiences are often in proportion to the questions you ask.

How you receive and respond to moments determines the quality of your life.

A day is a collection of moments in the same way that life is a collection of experiences.

Success is subjective, so define it for yourself. Don't allow your life efforts to be dictated and judged according to other people's standards.

Learn to give thanks in all things – good or bad.

Open your mind to a new pattern of thinking and your life will drastically change for the better.

Creating the abundant life is achieved first by vision not sight.

Don't live so casually that you fail to see how blessed you are.

Quit taking life so seriously. It isn't a test.

Happiness is the decision to find something good in every situation.

Take time daily to reflect on how much you have. It may not be all that you want but remember someone somewhere is dreaming of what you own.

Some people are each envious of the person they used to be.

An archer must never blame a target for missing it.

Fear based mindsets see challenges as problems, that are dangerous and impossible. Courageous Mindsets see problems as challenges, that are possible and exciting.

If anyone tells you that something can't be done, they're correct, but it only pertains to them.

To claim that one can never live a positive life with a negative mind is a very negative claim to make!

I have a definition of success. For me, it's very simple. It's not about wealth and fame and power. It's about how many shining eyes I have around me.

If you want to have the time of your life, change how you use the time in your life.

People will have their opinions of you, but you must be able to distinguish theirs from yours.

What you feel, and what is real – all just a matter of perspective.

You do not know what is better before you have tried what is worse.

Worry has never solved a problem.

We often lose ourselves to where we think we should be, rather than celebrate where we already are.