Quotes about Perception
The only way for you to really know how your voice sounds to others is to record yourself. You will likely be surprised by how different it sounds when you hear it played back. Analyze the recording to find where and how you could make improvements. Note the tone, the pitch, and the rhythm of your speech patterns. Do your words flow smoothly, or do you stop and start and interrupt yourself with ums and ahs? Just by hearing yourself you will be able to make many improvements.
— Napoleon Hill
Another weakness found in altogether too many people is the habit of measuring everything, and everyone, by their own impressions and beliefs.
— Napoleon Hill
Do not fear the power that works out things in the invisible. When you get a strong perception of something that your inner mind tells you is true and good, act on it and your demonstration will come. That is the way a living faith works, and it is the law of your creative word.
— Napoleon Hill
Biasanya orang yang tahu sedikit akan berusaha menimbilkan kesan mereka tahu banyak hal. Orang seperti ini biasanya terlalu banyak bicara dan kurang mendengar.
— Napoleon Hill
We foolishly believe that our own limitations are the proper measure of limitations.
— Napoleon Hill
God's voice isn't all that difficult to hear. In fact, you almost have to be closing your eyes and stopping your ears to miss it.
— Charles Swindoll
If we want to see God as he longs for us to see him, we must look at Jesus very closely.
— Chip Ingram
Lord, thank You," Elizabeth whispered. "Thank You for Your mercy and Your goodness. Thank You for answering. And help me focus on the things I can see You doing instead of the things I can't see.
— Chris Fabry
I like actors very much, but to marry one would be like marrying your brother. You look too much alike in the mirror.
— Marilyn Monroe
I am frustrated at misconceptions of me, and being cast in a role.
— Ezra Furman
Ignorance of one's misfortunes is clear gain.
— Euripides
As the possessor of complete knowledge, God is not mistaken about people's experiences as people are mistaken about each others' experiences.
— Edith Stein