Quotes & Sayings About Maximizing Life

I think the key to happiness is maximizing each day. So if you're unhappy, here's a simple prescription: Live harder. — Laird Hamilton

Understanding the value of time is understanding the true essence of life — Sunday Adelaja

Maximizing time is making sure that every second is accounted for — Sunday Adelaja

Living without regrets is maximizing time — Sunday Adelaja

Your daily actions should be productive — Sunday Adelaja

Only the shallowest person believes that they can attain true happiness by maximizing their wealth at any cost. In absence of morality, ethics, and a sustainable philosophy to guide us in an ethical search for happiness, we will always perceive life's random countervailing forces of adversity and unpleasantness as inflicting a great personal injustice upon us. Through application of a deeply embedded personal philosophy, we can push back against the negative implications of a life of suffering. We can use a philosophical stance to gain the perspective needed to say 'yes' to all of life, both its rosy path of ineffable joys and a blackened trail of tears. We must learn to accept life as it truly is and not waste precious time in wistfulness. — Kilroy J. Oldster

A day should be your controlling and managing factor — Sunday Adelaja

I do believe that the single most important thing I could ever share with you with regard to maximizing the health, harmony, and happiness in your life can be summed up in just two words:
Love yourself. — Mike Dooley

Be disciplined and prudent in the way you manage your time — Sunday Adelaja

Time is a diminishing factor — Sunday Adelaja

Take practical and rational steps in maximizing your time — Sunday Adelaja

You have to discover how best you can manage your time to carry out your work effectively — Sunday Adelaja

Time is a running factor; once it goes, it cannot be reclaimed — Sunday Adelaja

It's about getting off your ass and maximizing all the opportunities that life has to offer. — Jason Ellis

Proper and effective time management is the best way to make it in life — Sunday Adelaja

When you take responsibility for your actions, accept that life isn't fair, get rid of excuses, become a doer, and develop an abundance mentality, you will break down many of the barriers keeping you from true success. You will be well on the way to maximizing the potential that God has given you. — Tommy Newberry

Owning a business is NOT about working your ass off for the sake of trying to squeeze out a living. It is NOT about making tons of money at the expense of losing tons of life. It IS about maximizing life, bettering your life and the lives of others, which, not so ironically, fattens your purse. — Mike Michalowicz

The only reasonable goal in life is maximizing your total lifetime experience of something called happiness. That might sound selfish, but it's not. Only a sociopath or a hermit can find happiness through extreme selfishness. A normal person needs to treat others well in order to enjoy life. — Scott Adams

Discover and understand the true essence of time so as to know how best to utilize and effectively manage it — Sunday Adelaja

Whether you're studying electrical engineering or poetry, college is not about maximizing income, it's about becoming a better and more informed observer of the universe. And for me, at least, that what's leads to a more fulfilling life. — John Green

Don't neglect or ignore every second that passes — Sunday Adelaja

Success is determined by how best you can utilize your time — Sunday Adelaja

Life is not about maximizing everything, it's about giving something back - like light, space, form, serenity, joy. You have to give something back. — Glenn Murcutt

Proper and effective use of time yields good result — Sunday Adelaja

The way we utilize our time as humans determines who we become — Sunday Adelaja

The king as the father or midwife, taking care of children. This made real families less necessary. Everyone was equal with one another and all were citizens of the state. The state protected as many aspects of life as was possible, from the wages of the workers to the welfare of those who could not work. It took the pressure off immediate families to shoulder each other's burdens. The king would take care of them. They would simply ship their aged and infirm off to government communes, so they could get back to maximizing their service for the collective. — Brian Godawa