Work Quotes - Page 11

It only looks easy to the outsider. So if you want this thing called success, get ready to work hard. It won’t be easy and it isn’t guaranteed. But if you dream big and give it your all, it will be worth it.

Unless you're in an early seventies-era Eagles cover band, a founding member of a religious cult, or sleeping under a bridge in Seattle, lose the beard and get a haircut. Power doesn't have time for any form of hirsute hipster self expression.

Loving your work doesn’t mean finding a job you can tolerate for eight hours a day, but rather a job that gets you flying out of bed in the morning like a Jack Russell who just had a firecracker stuffed up his ass.

Regret fills your heart, only if you do not give your best to accomplish something.

Friends are won through personal contact, but admirers are won through their contact with our works

The only place where ‪‎success‬ comes before ‪work‬ is in a dictionary.

Work your craft; until it becomes an art from.

A good completion takes a long time; a bad completion cannot be changed later.

No job is complete until the selfie is posted.

Everything you experience is a blessing and pushes you toward realizing your true self.

The days seem short, and time seems too little to do what you love.

When it comes to human success, I'm pretty sure the object doesn't need a net external force to move it.

Team spirit promotes greater accomplishment.

Look at a stone cutter hammering away at his rock, perhaps a hundred times without as much as a crack showing in it. Yet at the hundred-and-first blow it will split in two, and I know it was not the last blow that did it, but all that had gone before.

Success is anything that gives you strength to work harder.

Time doesn't conceal anything, it tells the future what you did in the past, so prepare well in order to score extra marks.

Shallow men believe in luck. Strong men believe in cause and effect.

a hundred failures mean a thousand successes

Always be smarter than the people who hire you.

Intelligence, Kant reminds, is not so much a result of genius, rather it is a consequence of a determination to use it.