Tag: Success

Gary Keller Quotes On How To Achieve Extraordinary Results

by Bright Osadiaye, posted in Motivational Quotes, Personal Development, Personal Growth
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‘Effort is important, for without it you will never succeed at your highest level.’- Gary Keller

‘When you know what matters most, everything makes sense.’- Gary Keller

‘When you don’t know what matters most, anything makes sense.’- Gary Keller

‘When you bring purpose to your life, know your priorities, and achieve high productivity on the priority that matters most every day, your life makes sense and the extraordinary becomes possible.’- Gary Keller

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‘When you commit to your one thing each day, extraordinary results ultimately occur.’- Gary Keller

‘When you lift the limits of your thinking, you expand the limits of your life.’-Gary Keller

‘It’s only when you can imagine a bigger life that you can ever hope to have one.’- Gary Keller

4 Things All Wise People Know

by Bright Osadiaye, posted in Personal Development, Personal Growth
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‘A wise person knows the proper aims of the activity she is engaged in. She wants to do the right things to achieve these aims- wants to meet the needs of the people she is serving.’- Barry Schwartz and Kenneth Sharpe

‘A wise person knows how to improvise, balancing conflicting aims and interpreting rules and principles in light of the particularities of each context.’- Barry Schwartz and Kenneth Sharpe

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‘A wise person is perceptive, knows how to read a social context, and knows how to move beyond the black- and-white of rules and see the gray in a situation.’- Barry Schwartz and Kenneth Sharpe

‘A wise person knows how to make emotions an ally of reason, to rely on emotion to signal what a situation calls for, and to inform judgment without distorting it. He can feel, intuit, or ‘just know’ what the right thing to do is, enabling him to act quickly when timing matters. His emotions and intuitions are well educated.’- Barry Schwartz and Kenneth Sharpe