Quotes About Results

I'm not usually a maniac. I don't really get angry. I just get sort of circular. Thinking, oh God, this is probably my fault for not doing whatever, and then, I don't know, I talk myself out of anger because it rarely gets the right results, does it? So it just sort of dissipates instead of getting expelled. I mean, not expelled in a school way, in a purgative way.

Belief that influences behavior influences results.

Initially, when you start working out, it takes at least six months for the results to show.

When you're younger, you have three or four bad results and you worry about everything. You worry about injuries, because they always seem to be your best players.

When you give your team five innings, you don't really feel good about five innings.

Our focus is on outputs rather than inputs.

Great leaders state out loud what they intend to do and in doing so, they get things done.

If people don't have a job, they're not too interested in how you intend for them to have a job. They want to see results.

I played the way I did it because I knew it was effective. My intention was to win always, not to gain applause.

But if too many countries, as has been the case, interfere too much in the internal affairs, the political situation of Afghanistan, then of course we can't hope satisfactory results.

I believe you can never fail in life or love. You just produce results. It's up to you how you interpret those results.

The results were so clear that one would expect the British Navy to adopt citrus juice for scurvy prevention on all its ships. But it was not until 1747, about 150 years later, that James Lind, a British Navy physician who knew of Lancaster's results, carried out another experiment on the HMS Salisbury.

Competency comes with repercussions.

The follow-through, the execution, is a thousand times more important than a 'great idea'. In fact, if the execution is perfect, it sometimes barely matters what the idea is. If you want to get rich, don't sit around waiting for inspiration to strike. Just get busy getting rich.

You ask me why I do not write something....I think one's feelings waste themselves in words, they ought all to be distilled into actions and into actions which bring results.

Some evangelists spend too much time thinking and even planning about how to achieve visible results. This is an easy trap to fall into.

Nowhere do the Scriptures tell us to seek results, nor do the Scriptures rebuke evangelists if the results are meager.

Patience is not simply "teeth-clenched" endurance. It is an attitude of expectation. The farmer patiently watches his barren ground because he knows there will be results. He has patience in his labors because there will be products of his labor. So it is in the spiritual realm. God knows the final product of what is happening to us, and He would have us link patience to our faith. Ask God for the gift of patience—and then use it.

The great crowds themselves are meaningless. The thing that counts is what happens in the hearts of the people. The evangelist sows the seed, and much inevitably falls upon stony ground and bears no fruit. But if only a few seeds flourish, the results are manifold.

I EXPECT MEASURABLE PROGRESS IN A REASONABLE AMOUNT OF TIME.

Playing and giving are closely related, they are the behavioral and transactional facets of the same impulse, the play-instinct. They share an aristocratic disdain for results.

I have heard talk and talk, but nothing is done.

What you focus on is what you get.

Forget about style; worry about results.