Quotes About Shift

Look at the world around you. It may seem like an immovable, implacable place. It is not. With the slightest push—in just the right place—it can be tipped.

it takes only the smallest of changes to shatter an epidemic's equilibrium.

When the police cracked down, did the sex workers simply move one or two streets over? ... Was there displacement? There was not. It turns out that most [sex workers] would rather try something else, leave the field entirely, change their behavior, than shift their location.

He watched David approach, first with scorn, then with surprise, and then with what can only have been horror—as it dawned on him that the battle he was expecting had suddenly changed shape.

Malcolm Gladwell

Wolf and Bruhn had to convince the medical establishment to think about health and heart attacks in an entirely new way: they had to get them to realize that they wouldn't be

The purpose is to get across change horses mid-stream if necessary.

A new millennium brings with it great changes that will definitely affect the physical realm

If you want to feel the sunshine, change position!

If you want new results, get a new mindset!

If people are not dancing to your tune, change the song.

To see the dawn of a new beginning, You have to make a move in the Night.

God has taken you from something in order to get you to something.

Progress and motion are not synonymous.

Fate changes when you change your clothes.

What is necessary to life, to livingness, is to move on, in other words to move from one kind of problem to another. Jung has mentioned this. The neurotic is obsessed with one kind of problem. He cannot move on.

Gradation; gradation; and then a sudden leap...

show, he'd left for the second hotel

But of course, all of this is just a silly fad, and when you add an e to fad, you get fade. And I predict this fad will fade.

knowledge isn't stable. It changes—often rapidly.

as the Age of Bush gave way to the Era of Obama, little of substance changed. That was the greatest irony of all.

The only constant we have is change.

Well"—Lewis announcing over coffee and honeyed flatbreads—"we are being given an opportunity for a different experience than the one we were expecting.

Just one small thing had changed, such a small thing really. What difference could it make, the era in which we are born?