Words from great and famous people can linger in our hearts, even if they’re just a single phrase.
Those who have achieved something or who keep taking on challenges each have their own convictions and resolve, and even their briefest words carry power.
This time, I’ve put together a list of such memorable quotes.
They’re all the kind of sayings you’ll want to etch into your heart and remember.
Since they’re short, they’re perfect as personal mottos—so don’t miss them!
Jot them down so you can recall them right away.
You might even find your motto? Short, memorable phrases (1–10)
Sweat you shed never liesNEW!Chiyonofuji Mitsugu
Chiyonofuji’s famous quote: “The sweat you shed never lies.” #GreatFigure #Yokozuna #shorts #SumoWorld #All-TimeRecordHolder #Sumo #58th #Rikishi #Chiyonofuji #Quote
When does sweat run down our bodies? You might break out in a sweat due to changes in temperature or from fear, but if we’re talking about a sumo wrestler’s sweat, it’s surely the sweat shed during training.
Sumo is a world of competition—matches are often decided in an instant.
To rise to that decisive moment and demonstrate their true worth, wrestlers must train not only their bodies but also their minds to the utmost.
Chiyonofuji’s famous quote seems to say that tireless effort becomes one’s confidence and can, in turn, become the certainty of victory.
Trust others, but trust yourself a hundred times more.Osamu Tezuka
Osamu Tezuka [Famous Japanese Quote]: Believe in others, but believe in yourself a hundred times more. #shorts
Osamu Tezuka, the manga artist behind numerous popular works such as Astro Boy and Black Jack, left us with these words that teach the importance of believing in yourself.
Trusting the person you’re working with is very important.
However, you mustn’t simply be swept along by the other person’s opinions.
These words seem to say that unless you trust yourself and your own opinions even more than you trust others—and act on them—it has no meaning.
Whether you’re moving forward on your own or together with someone else, start by believing in yourself first and foremost!
Keep your eyes on the stars and your feet on the ground.Theodore Roosevelt
Keep your eyes on the stars and your feet on the ground. #Shorts #TheodoreRoosevelt #Quotes #SelfImprovement #Autosuggestion #Business #WiseWords
These words tell us to never lose sight of our dreams and goals, and to keep moving forward with our feet firmly on the ground.
They come from Theodore Roosevelt, who served as the 26th president of the United States.
It was likely this conviction that enabled him to leave behind so many achievements that embodied a “strong America.” To chase a dream, we can’t drift along in a hazy emotional state.
Precisely because we pursue our dreams, we must keep our feet on the ground and advance steadily—this is what these words teach us.
There is no retirement from making people happy.Colonel Sanders
Never even think about retiring—keep working as long as you can [Colonel Sanders]: 190
Colonel Harland Sanders, the founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken—a fast-food chain born in America and wildly popular in Japan—left behind these words, which are filled with profound kindness.
True to them, he devoted his life to serving his customers.
Even if your role changes, even if you step back from public engagement with society, you can always bring happiness to the person right in front of you and share kindness, no matter your age.
I hope to be someone who can always hold on to that kindness—the desire to make someone happy.