Calm and inspirational quotes
1. Success always belongs to those who keep running.
2. Life always leaves us bruised and bruised, but in the end, those injured places will definitely become our strongest places.
3. Don’t criticize others excessively. Once you understand everything, you will forgive everything.
4. Start believing in this second, and happiness will be close.
5. Mature people don’t ask about the past, smart people don’t ask about the present, and open-minded people don’t ask about the future.
6. Life without friends is like life without sunshine.
7. What you think you can do and what you can’t do is actually just a thought.
8. No matter when it ends, the important thing is not to regret it after it is over.
9. Do the right thing, the way of being a person, the art of managing situations, and the skills of doing things; say things that people like to accept, be understanding of people, worldly knowledge, and etiquette.
10. Three things to do: be knowledgeable, be honest and be responsible.
11. As long as people do not lose their direction, they will not lose themselves.
12. Luminescence is not exclusive to the sun, you can also shine.
13. Three-point cultivation: Be quiet, be charitable, and be calm.
14. Happiness does not come from having more but from caring less.
15. Three no-fights: Don’t fight for fame with gentlemen, don’t fight for profit with villains, and don’t fight for cleverness with heaven and earth.
16. Consciously cultivate two habits: reading good books and listening to lectures. The times are undergoing drastic changes, and the world is changing with each passing day. If you don’t learn or think, you will be abandoned by the times.
17. Three selves: believe in yourself, develop yourself, and achieve yourself.
18. Three no-competitions: do not compete with superiors, do not compete with peers for favor, and do not compete with subordinates for credit.
19. A modest person uses a diploma to spur himself on, and a weak-minded person uses a diploma to show off himself.
20. Being angry is punishing yourself for what others have done wrong.