Sten Broman Quotes & Sayings

One good thing about donation, once you do it, you get addicted to it because it brings great joy and happiness to you. — Debasish Mridha

The key to success in any organization is identifying, developing, and empowering the right people. — Craig Groeschel

Advice to Young Journal Keepers. Be lenient with yourself. Conceal your worst faults, leave out your most shameful thoughts, actions, and temptations. Give yourself all the good and interesting qualities you want and haven't got. If you should die young, what comfort would it be to your relatives to read the truth and have to say: It is not a pearl we have lost, but a swine? — Rosamond Lehmann

It just feels good to beat the world champs to be the world champs. — Joe Torre

Change your thought, change your mind.
Change your belief, change your action. — Lailah Gifty Akita

Finally, eternal gratitude to all the (100 percent non-evil) librarians and other library staffers I have known and worked with and been helped and inspired by over the years. I don't know where I would be without you! — Michelle Knudsen

The moment you breathe your first breath, you won. — J.R. Rim

The woman speaks, stops, then after what must have been a long speech by the person on the other end of the line, says, " ... just remember, darling, it is pain that changes our lives." Mirabelle cannot fathom the meaning of this sentence, as she has been in pain her whole life, and yet it remains unchanged. — Steve Martin

Fight against your ego with the four swords of training: eat little, sleep little, speak little, and be patient when people harm you ... Then the ego will walk the paths of obedience, like a fleeing horseman in the field of battle. — Yahya Ibn Mu'adh Al-Razi

Internationalism is the highest form of patriotism. — Christopher Hitchens

We have been fashioned, in all our perfection, each according to his own nature, and all our natures ordered and harmonized together, that man's reason and his love might fit in this one last element, this God-given key to the meaning of the whole. — Thomas Merton