Quotes related to James 1:2-4
Rough seas make better sailors.
— Jen Sincero
All life is either moving forward and evolving or shrinking back and dying. If you want to evolve in your own life, you have to push through the obstacles instead of running from them.
— Jen Sincero
So if you finally decide to quit your soul-crushing job and start the pastry shop of your dreams, be not upset if a truck drives through your front window into your scones. Instead of taking this as a sign that you shouldn't have opened your shop, take it to mean that you're ridding yourself of your BS and moving in the right direction.
— Jen Sincero
Your faith in miracles, and yourself, must be greater than your fear. However easy or rough your birth process is, you have to be willing to fall down, get up, look stupid, cry, lauggh, make a mess, clean it up and no stop until you get there.No matter what.
— Jen Sincero
Being repulsed continually hardened her.
— Emily Bronte
When Joy grew mad with awe, at counting future tears.
— Emily Bronte
Demand not that things happen as you wish, but wish them to happen as they do, and you will go on well.
— Epictetus
Let whatever appears to be the best be to you an inviolable law. And if any instance of pain or pleasure, glory or disgrace, be set before you, remember that now is the combat, now the Olympiad comes on, nor can it be put off; and that by one failure and defeat honor may be lost or—won.
— Epictetus
But to be hanged—is that not unendurable? Even so, when a man feels that it is reasonable, he goes off and hangs himself.
— Epictetus
On the occasion of every accident (event) that befalls you, remember to turn to yourself and inquire what power you have for turning it to use.
— Epictetus
Do not wish that all things will go well with you, but that you will go well with all things.
— Epictetus
What would Heracles have been if he had said, How am I to prevent a big lion from appearing, or a big boar, or brutal men? What care you, I say? If a big boar appears, you will have a greater struggle to engage in; if evil men appear, you will free the world from evil men.
— Epictetus