The first step to success in any industry is to become interested in it.

——William. Osler

When many people hesitate on a road, they have to make way for those who cherish time to get ahead of them.

——Socrates

A person can do everything he wants to do, all he needs is perseverance and unremitting efforts.

——Gorky

All my success in life is due to always doing everything fifteen minutes early.

——Nelson

People always praise me as a genius. All my genius is this: When I have a problem in hand, I study it deeply. It appears in front of me day and night. I explored it from every direction and my heart was filled with it. Then my efforts became the fruits of genius that people praised. In fact, it is just the result of hard work and thought.

——Alexander. Hamilton

Genius is nothing but a force formed by continuous effort. The line between failure and success is so thin that we rarely notice it when we pass it. It is so subtle that we are often right on its edge without even realizing it. How many people give up when they can achieve success with just a little more effort and a little more patience. Just like the tide goes out completely and comes back up again. In career, sometimes the future seems very bleak, but in fact it is the time for a turnaround. With a little more persistence and a little more effort, that seemingly hopeless failure may turn into a glorious success. It’s not a failure unless you don’t try again. And unless your heart is filled with despair, it is not considered a defeat. Apart from our own cowardice and inability to achieve our goals, there are no truly insurmountable obstacles.

——Albert. Hubbard

Every thought is a prayer. [James Redfield]

Doctors know so little, yet they charge so much. [Mark Twain]

Complexity with simple thinking is the difference between humans and animals. [Piya]

For ordinary people, thinking about everything is not a troublesome thing. [James. Bryce]

Success is not about hitting home runs, but about hitting a lot of hits every day and often. [RobertJ.Ringer]

6. Understanding how to face adversity is far more important than how to accept good times. [Martin Seligman]