14 Best Quotes That Have Changed Life [↻50%]

Neudacha – eto prosto vozmozhnost' nachat' snova, no uzhe boleye mudro.
© Genri Ford

Yesli problemu mozhno razreshit', ne stoit o ney bespokoit'sya. Yesli problema nerazreshima, bespokoit'sya o ney bessmyslenno.
©Dalay Lama

Dazhe yesli vy ochen' talantlivy i prilagayete bol'shiye usiliya, dlya nekotorykh rezul'tatov prosto trebuyetsya vremya: vy ne poluchite rebenka cherez mesyats, dazhe yesli zastavite zaberemenet' devyat' zhenshchin.
© Uorren Baffet

Raz v zhizni fortuna stuchitsya v dver' kazhdogo cheloveka, no chelovek v eto vremya neredko sidit v blizhayshey pivnoy i nikakogo stuka ne slyshit.
© Mark Tven

Nash bol'shoy nedostatok v tom, chto my slishkom bystro opuskayem ruki. Naiboleye vernyy put' k uspekhu – vse vremya probovat' yeshche odin raz.
© Tomas Edison

Lichno ya lyublyu zemlyaniku so slivkami, no ryba pochemu-to predpochitayet chervyakov. Vot pochemu, kogda ya idu na rybalku, ya dumayu ne o tom, chto lyublyu ya, a o tom, chto lyubit ryba.
© Deyl Karnegi

Prosypayas' utrom, sprosi sebya: «Chto ya dolzhen sdelat'?» Vecherom, prezhde chem zasnut': «Chto ya sdelal?».
© Pifagor

Bednyy, neudachnyy, neschastlivyy i nezdorovyy - eto tot, kto chasto ispol'zuyet slovo «zavtra».
© Robert Kiyosaki

Stariki vsegda sovetuyut molodym ekonomit' den'gi. Eto plokhoy sovet. Ne kopite pyataki. Vkladyvayte v sebya. YA v zhizni ne sekonomil i dollara, poka ne dostig soroka let.
© Genri Ford

YA etogo khochu. Znachit, eto budet.
© Genri Ford

YA ne terpel porazheniy. YA prosto nashol 10 000 sposobov, kotoryye ne rabotayut.
© Tomas Edison

Tyazholyy trud – eto skopleniye legkikh del, kotoryye vy ne sdelali, kogda dolzhny byli sdelat'.
© Dzhon Maksvell

Ran'she ya govoril: «YA nadeyus', chto vse izmenitsya». Zatem ya ponyal, chto sushchestvuyet yedinstvennyy sposob, chtoby vse izmenilos'— izmenit'sya mne samomu.
© Dzhim Ron

Urok, kotoryy ya izvlek i kotoromu sleduyu vsyu zhizn', sostoyal v tom, chto nado pytat'sya, i pytat'sya, i opyat' pytat'sya – no nikogda ne sdavat'sya!
© Richard Brenson