Quotes about Balance
I want time in which to walk quietly over the earth, among uncrazed men. I want time in which to build a house, inhabit it, create a past with meaning. I want time in which to seek and find love. I want time. I want to be unhurried, uncaught. I want time in which to sleep and waken, in which to dream the truth of my being on earth. Time.
— William Saroyan
How can we get what we truly want while satisfying the needs and concerns of others in our lives—family members, work colleagues, clients, and others?
— William Ury
I decline utterly to be impartial between the fire brigade and the fire.
— Winston Churchill
Projects undreamed of by past generations will absorb our immediate descendants, comforts, activities, amenities, pleasures will crowd upon them, but their hearts will ache and their lives will be barren, if they have not a vision above material things.
— Winston Churchill
Let your desires be ruled by reason.
— Cicero
It took work to keep the mind, the heart, and emotions clean and orderly.
— Cindy Woodsmall
Most relationship issues are solved with one thing: setting boundaries. See the problem for what it is, set a boundary, and follow through despite how hard the person tries to break the boundary and how much it hurts to hold fast.
— Cindy Woodsmall
Seems to me that most relationship issues are solved with one thing: setting boundaries. See the problem for what it is, set a boundary, and follow through despite how hard the person tries to break the boundary and how much it hurts to hold fast.
— Cindy Woodsmall
There is time for work. And there is time for love. That leaves no other time.
— Coco Chanel
I am sure I'd have made a better all-around man if I hadn't lost so much time just making a living.
— Herbert Hoover
The whole of culture — may be of great value in itself, but whenever it is thrown into the balance against the kingdom of heaven, it loses all its significance.
— Herman Bavinck
The church's holiness must not be sacrificed for its catholicity, and the church's catholicity may not be surrendered in favor of its holiness. For in denying either, we lose both. Both attributes by nature characterize the one Christian church.
— Herman Bavinck