Khym Fm Quotes & Sayings

What we learn from our experience is something we called our attitude which make you stand different from the crowd". — Priya Rawal

Chess is ruthless: you've got to be prepared to kill people. — Nigel Short

The trailblazers in human, academic, scientific and religious freedom have always been nonconformists. — Martin Luther King Jr.

Any writer who has difficulty in writing is probably not onto his true subject, but wasting time with false, petty goals; as soon as you connect with your true subject you will write. — Joyce Carol Oates

When leaders lead well, not everyone is going to be happy. — Mark Miller

We live our lives based on who we think we are. — Myles Munroe

As for women, whether they know it or not, they are name nomads. Their surnames are here today, gone tomorrow. Throughout their lives, women fill out official forms in different ways, apply for new passports and design several signatures. — Elif Shafak

Even a documentary portrait of a person that tries to be very accurate is shaped by the filmmaker in so many ways. — Dana Spiotta

My whole life has been the skate life. I don't really remember doing anything besides skateboarding. — Ryan Sheckler

Betrayal. It's one of the worst feelings. — Jay Asher

If you think about it, the historian's task is like that of the detective. — David Herbert Donald

Never forget that all you have is all you need. — Sarah Ban Breathnach

In order for our minds to comprehend something, there must be an appropriately structured neural structure called a 'frame' that makes it possible to contextualize, make proper sense of, and mentally 'see' the thing. Our understanding of the world is frame dependent: frames are the accessories with which we think. Frames are the cognitive, conceptual structures that enable us to put together, amplify, and activate ideas. When truth is unseen it is because it is both unframed and unnamed; frames and names go together. — Paul Levy

Freedom from fear's consuming control over us hinges upon our honestly dealing with what our overwhelming fears are specifically about and then coming to terms with those tedious, often emotionally driven details. — Connie Kerbs