Jean-Jacques Rousseau: Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.
Patience is bitter, but its fruit is sweet.
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- Consistency is one of the secrets of all truly successful people. Once you know what works in any area of your life, keep doing it over and over. Imagine a triangle with Consistency on the lower left corner, Persistence on the lower right corner and Omnipotence at the top. When we are consistent in any belief, attitude or behavior, it develops a spirit of Persistence, that empowers you to overcome insurmountable obstacles. What you are consistent in, creates an instinctive ability to keep on keeping on (Persistence). The impossible becomes possible. The complex is made simple and transgressing the difficult becomes an instinctive way of life. Think Consistent...Be Persistent...Do Omnipotence.
- There are no shortcuts to greatness.
- Grit is the one immutable thing you need to win, spirit, soul, and body.
- Persistence is to keep doing what you know to do, even when doing what you know to do, doesn't seem to be getting any results...knowing that the greatest outcome of doing what you know to do is what YOU BECOME in the process, not what you get from Doing the Process.
- Remember, a statue has never been set up in honour of a critic!
- All change is hard at first, messy in the middle and gorgeous at the end.