Quotes About Progress

Evolution does not make happiness its goal; it aims simply at evolution and nothing else.

Continuity of purpose is one of the most essential ingredients of happiness in the long run and for most men this comes chiefly through their work.

Society in itself is no great harm, but unsatisfied social aspirations are a bad and ugly business. We must certainly accept, and we will.

There is no happiness except in the realization that we have accom plished something.

Being truly happy in life involves you feeling more in control of the direction your life is going.

If you can't see a benefit of the challenges in the present, know that you're giving a present to your future." —Bright Side Up: 100 Ways to Be Happier Right Now

If happiness were the means to measure the evolutionary level of a species, I bet Darwin would've changed his mind and places humans at the very bottom.

i believe happiness do not transform man .rather happiness gives growth after achieving happiness passing through transformation

Hope lies in what action we take.

The future can be different if we choose to make it so.

Sometimes I succeed, sometimes I fail, but everyday is a clean state and a fresh opportunity.

The past is a lake in which you add every day a glass with your attitudes. How crystal clear is water?

before destroying, please create one same

Together, life can bloom into something unimaginable!

Yesterday was just the tip of the iceberg of awesomeness. Things will get better. Keep smiling, don't give up just yet. Perseverance has an amazing gift for you, just wait you see.

The path to joy and spiritual fulfilment requires the courage to change and grow.

Call me crazy but I imagine a world where we smile when we have low batteries. Cuz that'll mean that we're one step closer to humanity.

I've spent awhile trying to figure out where I'm going and the only thing I've come to realize is it doesn't matter where, it's how I get there.

Be happy for things that work.

Obstacles accelerate transformation

Live vertically, not horizontally.

The moment of realization is: When what you thought you couldn't be without, becomes a part of the past, rather than the start of the future.

As Harvard Business School professor Peter Bregman advises, 'Don't write a book, write a page...Don't expect to be a great manager in your first six months, just try to set expectations well.

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