The latest famous quotes about working hard to achieve goals

1) Some people live without goals. They walk in the world, just like a piece of grass in the river drifting with the current. ——Seneca

2) Let the past go by and never look back; talk about the future when it comes, don’t have daydreams; we only seize the present and use our current ideals to Do what we should do. ——Mao Dun

3) Whether we are old or young, sailing is the last time for us. —— Stevenson

4) People must have goals in life: goals for a lifetime, goals for a period of time, goals for a stage, goals for a year, goals for a month, goals for a week Goals, goals for a day, an hour, a minute. ——Leo Tolstoy

5) He earned his reputation as a good archer not because of his bow and arrows, but because of his aim. ——Lilai

6) A person must never turn his back and try to escape when encountering a dangerous threat. If you do this, it will only double the risk. But if you face it immediately without flinching, the danger will be halved. Never run from anything, never! - Winston Churchill BRgt; People despise great goals when they feel they are incapable of achieving great success. ——Wowe Nag

7) A true man acts according to right and wrong, regardless of profit or loss; whether it is good or bad, regardless of success or failure; whether it is eternal life or a lifetime. ——(Ming Dynasty) Huang Zongxi

8) A person who has a premonition of a bright future, when he moves forward on the difficult road of life, is like an innocent prisoner heading to the execution ground, and he has no need to be ashamed at all. ——Balzac

9) Believe in yourself first, and then others will believe in you. ——Romain Rolland

10) What a pity that a person is so addicted to happiness! After selfish happiness becomes the only goal in life, life soon becomes goalless. ——Roland

11) If you want to rise, there are two things, that is, you must be an eagle or a reptile. ——Balzac

12) A life of dawdling is just an early death. (Denmark)

13) He is constantly struggling with people and the world, and has no time to show off. Only a playboy would show off, eager to harvest the fleeting crops of the season, with the same self-esteem as a customs that imposes taxes on everything that passes through it. ——Balzac