Famous quotes about defeating yourself

1. The first condition for victory is to defeat yourself. —— Silampa

2. One person can defeat thousands of armies on the battlefield, but only by defeating yourself can you be the greatest winner. —— Nehru

3. When fate hands me a sour lemon, let us try to make sweet lemon juice out of it. ——Hugo

4. Tenacious perseverance can conquer any peak in the world. —— Dickens

5. Suffering is the teacher of life. ——Balzac

6. On the battlefield, one person sometimes defeats a thousand people, but only the person who defeats himself is the greatest winner. —— Nehru

7. It is a great thing to succeed in something that others despise, because it proves that you have not only defeated yourself, but also defeated others. ——Montland

8. Where and when did you start self-education? There is an old adage that says: "Victory over yourself is the most difficult victory." ——Suhomlinsky

10. Crisis is the touchstone of life. —— Shirokov

11. Defeating yourself is the most tragic failure, defeating yourself is the most valuable victory. ——Anonymous

12. Suffering is a test, a tempering, and gritting your teeth to dig out the stains on your soul. ——Ba Jin

13. The biggest enemy in life is yourself. These words are the most important. A person will always encounter some enemies in his life, such as hooligans, scoundrels, villains, and other beasts in disguise. ——Buddhist witticism

14. All victories are insignificant compared with the victory of conquering oneself; all failures are even more insignificant compared with the failure of losing oneself. ——Anonymous

15. Since ancient times, there have been great people who did not succumb to hardships and hardships, and it was not enough to learn from them. ——Fang Xiaoru

16. Like a rushing torrent fighting against a stubborn cliff, you should jump into the strange and unknown destiny at all costs, and then use fearless bravery to save it. Complete conquest, no matter how many difficulties challenge you. ——Tagore

17. Tribulation and hardship are the highest institutions of learning for tempering one’s character. ——Socrates

18. I want to hold the throat of fate, and it will never make me surrender completely. ——Beethoven