Quotes About Complacency

I think sometimes with experience, it brings a sense of laziness and complacency. I try not to get complacent.

I think it's good to have pressure on yourself. The worst crime is to get kind of really complacent.

I believe that people are too complacent about technology.

When you get to a certain point in your career, it's easy to just phone it in, to get complacent. If you're not careful, you can stop challenging yourself.

We tried to create advantages. We were never complacent.

I had some downtime with my career and... I got complacent.

I feel comfortable in a position of leadership, but that's not to say I feel complacent about it. I take it incredibly seriously.

We can all get complacent. Especially when it comes to a job.

It is important we don't become complacent, do our job and stay professional.

Being complacent was never going to teach us anything.

I believe if you become complacent about your work, it leads to a downfall.

I love to study people and pick apart what makes a person or character who they are. I never want to get complacent in that.

Happiness is dangerous. If you're happy, you're content, and if you're content, you can become complacent.

I don't like sitting around and not doing anything because that's the easiest way to get complacent and get lazy.

I feel like it's dangerous to get complacent and celebrate too much... You can't get comfortable.

I never thought I would get a National Award. For me, it was huge, and I got complacent.

I'm really grateful for the opportunities I get. But I do spend a lot of time thinking about how lucky I am so I don't become complacent about it.

I can't be complacent and have to be aggressive. Sometimes I can be too nonchalant in a game.

I have nothing to complain about.

The money is great, no way am I complaining.

My stories are about humanity, about the challenges of surviving and the constant fight against ignorance, inhumanity and complacency.

THE IMAGE WE have of ourselves readily tends to be complacent. We look at ourselves with indulgence. When something unpleasant happens to us, we always have the tendency to cast the blame on others, or on fate, a demon, or a god. We shrink from descending into ourselves, as the Buddha recommended.

People want to feel good, be entertained, eat salty shit, and cum twice a week, and provided they do they'll stay quiet.

Familiarity breeds complacency.