Quotes Tagged "patience"

We'll all live to eternity so why be in a hurry.

What good has impatience ever brought? It has only served as the mother of mistakes and the father of irritation.

There are three qualities that every individual must have to achieve success: a Monk’s patience, a Warrior’s courage, a Child’s imagination.

The secret code of success is patience, a virtue that can not be replaced. It takes time to build great dreams.

The tower of success stands on the pillars of vision, action, patience and the character to withstand criticisms.

Success needs vision to see, passion to transcend, patience to withstand and the character to overcome failures.

Patience and persistence are the keys... The keys to unlock doors of success... With these two virtues, you grow in reasoning and experience.

Some people are a degree of impatience away from wishing a year were only a few weeks long.

The secret to successful entrepreneurship is to couple your passion with strategy, and your drive with patience.

Patience pays tons better than urge to get quick profit with same amount of investment.

You wouldn't know how far you can go in mastering a skill, or gaining experience unless you strive and give all your effort to achieve that. Those who mastered some wonderful skills like drawing, or writing, or learning a new language, or cooking, or whatever beautiful skill there is, they spend the time, and effort, and were very patient in seeking that dream. If you have the potential, then don't waste your time dreaming of mastering what you want, but work on it.

Flower doesn't bloom overnight. Trust your path and enjoy the process.

Impatience is even more unfortunate in the talented.

Patience doesn't mean waiting. It means being steadfast despite opposition.

Success is built overtime not overnight

Success is built over-time not over-night

Even a trillion dollars is made up of cents.

Patience is the slow road to success

Sometimes we have to fall apart to see the pieces

Trust is not a gasoline-soaked blanket that succumbs to the matches of betrayal, never able to be used for its warmth again; it’s a tapestry that wears thin in places, but can be patched over if you have the right materials, circumstances, and patience to repair it. If you don’t, you’re always the one who feels the coldest when winter comes.