Quotes About Approval

that whole oh I care so much bull. Just to make everybody like her.

To seek approval is to have no resting place, no sanctuary. Like all judgment, approval encourages a constant striving. It makes us uncertain of who we are and of our true value. This

I do not consider anyone to be my disciple. I have never sought upadesh from anyone nor do I give ceremonial upadesh. If the people call themselves my disciples I do not approve or disapprove.

you come with the imprimatur of power." "Imprimatur, huh?" "Seal of approval. In case you have to throw your weight around.

The kinds of attention we get on social media is really very much like crack cocaine. We have social obesity I call it—we can't stop our consumption of opportunities to display ourselves and get feedback from other people.

Don't Obsess Over What People Think

A need for approval lies behind all efforts of evangelism. If someone else can be convinced, that will show us that we are on the right path. The attempt to convince someone of anything is a mark of insecurity. (173)

What you applaud you encourage, but beware what you celebrate...

This idea is fraught with peril, and I fear that my answers to your questions will be interpreted as approval rather than reluctant assistance.

I get butterflies every time a record comes out. I'm like, 'I hope people like it. I hope people buy it.'

My music was liked by the people.

I think as a kid, you just want to be accepted by the people around you and largely I was.

I cared too much about people liking me because I didn't like myself enough.

Even when I was young, I cared too much about what other people thought, especially girls.

We have to be careful not to look for confidence in the acceptance of others because true confidence only comes from knowing God.

I study these bills. I read them carefully. If it makes sense, I'll sign on them. If not, I don't.

I like Dixie Carter as a person a lot. I think she's great.

I'm not an awards-driven person in anything. Anytime you do get caught up in that, you usually end up getting whacked.

There is no bigger certificate than audience appreciation.

People will always challenge you on an idea as long as it has not been concretized by somebody else.

If people pay money to see you, they have to cheer. They can't boo, or else they're chumping themselves.

With 'Chicago Hope,' I'm seeing if anyone will like me again.

It's a lovely thing to have people in any circumstance appreciate your work.

On the road, I have all these celebrity superstars tell me how great I am and how much they like my style.