Quotes

«    1 of 11    »

“Be careful of your thoughts,
For your thoughts become your words;
Be careful of your words,
For your words become your deeds;
Be careful of your deeds,
For your deeds become your habits;
Be careful of your habits,
For your habits become your character;
Be careful of your character,
For your character becomes your destiny.”

— Anonymous

“I cannot condone the systematic destruction of the hope and spirit of people who have suffered hardship and pain to reach our shores. They are people who believe that they have been or are at risk of being persecuted in their own country.”

— Former Australian of the Year and one-time refugee John Yu Dr Yu, Chancellor of the University of NSW and a renowned pediatrician, was himself smuggled out of China as a three-year-old shortly before it fell to Japanese forces in World War II.

“Courage is not the absence of fear. It is going forward with the face of fear.”

— Abraham Lincoln

“Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.”

— Muriel Strode (a similar quote exists by Ralph Waldo Emerson)

“If I’ve learned one thing in the past months it has been to save the energy I used to expend on being angry about injustice and put that energy into thinking and feeling joy, prosperity, sustainability, health and justice for all. This is what will change the world…………..a ground swell of people pouring their energy into manifesting their “preferred future” instead of being worn down by disillusion and disappointment.”

— Molly Carlile, Author of Jelly Beans and Dead Serious Podcast Network

“Every phenomenon on earth is symbolic, and each symbol is an open gate through which the soul, if it is ready, can enter into the inner part of the world, where you and I and day and night are all one.”

— Hermann Hesse

“I have been struck again and again by how important measuring is to improving the human condition.”

— Bill Gates makes the case for using a tool of business to improve the health and welfare of more of the world’s people.

“Because women’s liberation is a movement of the powerless for the powerless, its attraction is not immediately clear to the powerless, who feel they need alliance with the powerful to survive.”

— Rosemary O’Grady (Lawyer and Book Reviewer)

“The deepest principle in human nature is the craving to be appreciated.”

— Mark McCormack, Author and sports entrepreneur

“War is not women’s history.”

— Virginia Woolf
«    1 of 11    »

Scroll to Top