A must-see for those who just can’t stay positive! A collection of uplifting quotes to boost a downcast heart (1–10)
If you admit defeat, you lose. Even if you acknowledge how bad the situation is, as long as you are determined to see it through to the end, a chance to win will emerge.NEW!
If you admit defeat, you lose…
If you read just that part, it gives the impression of being stubborn and unwilling to give up, but if you read on, you can understand what President Trump is trying to say.
Admitting defeat means giving up on that fight.
Once you give up the fight, the path that leads to the future is cut off.
But as long as you don’t give up, there may be a chance to turn the situation around.
It’s important to acknowledge failures and unfavorable circumstances while maintaining a strong, unwavering heart that doesn’t give up.
In life, there is no such thing as being frozen forever. Winter will inevitably turn into spring, and when the time comes, beautiful flowers will bloom.NEW!Joseph Murphy
Joseph Murphy, an Irish clergyman, advocated the laws of the subconscious mind.
He published several self-help books, including “The Power of Your Subconscious Mind” (also known as “How to Succeed While You Sleep”).
This quote leaves a very positive impression.
Just as the seasons inevitably change, the bad things in life don’t last forever.
Thinking this way gives us hope for the future.
Especially during tough times, why not look around you and try turning small changes into sources of joy?
Whether I’m happy or not is something only I can decide.Matsuko Deluxe
Japanese quote translation: Only you can decide whether you’re happy or not. — Matsuko Deluxe
What makes us feel happy differs from person to person, and there may be times when, in comparison to others, our own happiness feels small.
These are words from Matsuko Deluxe that reject the habit of comparing happiness with those around us and urge us to cherish the happiness we feel within ourselves.
They convey that the answer to what happiness is exists only in our own hearts, and if you believe you are happy, then no matter what others say, that is happiness.
These are words worth recalling especially when you’re struggling in your relationships with others—words that can prompt you to face your own heart honestly.
No matter how many times a person fails, as long as they don’t lose the courage to try once more, they will surely make something of themselves.Konosuke Matsushita
It will surely amount to something [A quote by Konosuke Matsushita]
Konosuke Matsushita is one of the business leaders Japan can proudly present to the world.
It’s a well-known story among Japanese people that he single-handedly built Panasonic Holdings in just one lifetime.
His father went bankrupt speculating on rice prices, he quit elementary school, and at nine he was sent out as an apprentice—no one could have predicted the great success that followed from such rock-bottom beginnings.
Surely Mr.
Matsushita failed many times, and each time he rose again with an indomitable spirit; that’s why these words of his carry such weight.
When Mr.
Matsushita teaches it, you feel encouraged—like, “It’s okay to fail a little.”
Fate builds a bridge of chance for those who put in the effort.Kyary Pamyu Pamyu
[A Musician’s Daily Quote] Kyary Pamyu Pamyu: “Destiny builds a bridge of coincidence for those who work hard.” #shorts #KyaryPamyuPamyu #CarolineCharonplopKyaryPamyuPamyu
It’s hard to know when effort will turn into results, and that uncertainty can make it scary to keep pushing yourself.
These words, which Kyary Pamyu Pamyu posted on social media and drew attention to, speak to the importance of continuing to make an effort even amid that struggle.
They originally come from a line in the film “My Sassy Girl,” conveying that if you keep trying without giving up, chances will inevitably come your way.
To truly seize results, it may also be important to recognize opportunities within your efforts.
If you can dream it, you can achieve it.Walt Disney
Walt Disney [If you can dream it, you can do it] #shorts
These are the words of Walt Disney, the creator behind Disney works loved by people all over the world.
Rather than a broad message like “Dreams come true,” it carries a sharper message: “If you can dream it, you can do it”—if you can clearly picture a concrete dream in your mind, you can make it real.
Walt Disney struggled in his younger years with things like financing his company.
Yet by pressing forward in his belief in the future of animation, he created Mickey Mouse, a character known by everyone, established the “Disney” brand, and built the legacy we know today.
Let’s follow his example and picture our dreams in our hearts!
