Inspirational Locker Room Quotes & Sayings

There's only one plan in football: win you next match. — Johnny Giles

I went to Seattle as just another geek in the food chain, thinking, "Well, in my own puny little way, I'd rather be a part of history than just sit and watch it on TV." So, the fact that so many people are starting to ask the right questions and rack their brains for solutions does give me hope. — Jello Biafra

I've learned some things, and one of them is this...beating yourself up won't do you any good. Don't make a bad situation worse. — Ernie Lindsey

The church is in the hope business. — John Ortberg

But you do have to start young as a dancer if you're going to achieve the physical skills necessary. — Deborah Bull

Prayer is the only adequate way to multiply our efforts fast enough to reap the harvest God desires. — Wesley L. Duewel

We should be servants of Jesus not masters of people — George O. Wood

More than one-third of congressional staffers turn to a career in lobbying after leaving Capitol Hill. It's clear the staffer-turned-lobbyist's value to special interests depends on the robustness of his or her network on Capitol Hill. According to an August 2010 study, when a lobbyist's former boss on Capitol Hill left office, the lobbyist's salary declined by an average of 50 percent in the six months following the departure.27 Moving from Capitol Hill to K Street isn't limited to staffers: In 2010, 37 percent of the newly out-of-office members of Congress went to work for lobbying firms or clients. After losing his run for Senate in 2006, Tennessee Democrat Harold Ford Jr. moved to New York to take a job with Merrill Lynch with a guaranteed annual compensation of $2 million. At the time he had no experience in finance. What he was paid for were his networks: — Christopher L. Hayes

What I would like to write is a book about nothing, a book without exterior attachments, which would be held together by the innerforce of its style, as the earth without support is held in the air
a book that would have almost no subject or at least in which the subject would be almost invisible. — Gustave Flaubert

Sure," said my sister. "I mean you can't go to hell, because you don't die. You can be as evil as you want. I think I would probably kill off most men." "Most?" "I would leave the pretty ones." "Oh, brother," I said. — J.R. Rain

Earnestness is highly underestimated. It comes from the core, while hip is trying to impress you with the surface. — Randy Pausch

About your incident. — Aimee L. Salter

The fairest rules are those to which everyone would agree if they did not know how much power they would have. — John Rawls

If you know exactly what you're going to do, what's the good in doing
it? — Pablo Picasso