Weberlings Quotes & Sayings

When you learn to embrace your flaws is how you learn to love yourself, perfectly. — Nyki Edwinna

The surest way to make ourselves crazy is to get involved in other people's business, and the quickest way to become sane and happy is to tend to our own affairs. — Melody Beattie

This is a love story. It's about the good old days, when men were men and women were women and books were books. — Jonathan Galassi

Everything I listen to is influential in some way. — Joanna Noelle Levesque

He frowned. "I knew being a vamp would be the pits."
Kylie rolled her eyes.
"I heard that," Della shouted.
"Can you hear this?" Lucas shot the bird toward the door. — C.C. Hunter

I allowed myself to be bullied because I was scared and didn't know how to defend myself. I was bullied until I prevented a new student from being bullied. By standing up for him, I learned to stand up for myself. — Jackie Chan

Marriage is like working in a coal mine. You hack away in the dark, day after day, busting rock, and you think you're not getting anywhere, and then all of a sudden, this little sliver of sunlight appears and you say to yourself, oh, that's what I've been waiting for
just a little light, just a little bit of hope
a sign, maybe, that will get me through. And ... it does. — Adriana Trigiani

A growth hacker doesn't see marketing as something one does but rather as something one builds into the product itself. — Ryan Holiday

Let me die fighting. Two years of physical suffering have taken from me twenty years of life. But the soul changes not, does it? It is there, the same madcap - Atman - mad upon one idea, intent and intense. — Swami Vivekananda

They took all the trees and put them in a tree museum. — Joni Mitchell

Think in terms of opportunities and solutions instead of problems, disappointment, and failure. — Lorii Myers

Broken aqueducts, left in the most picturesque and beautiful clusters of arches; broken temples; broken tombs. A desert of decay, sombre and desolate beyond all expression; and with a history in every stone that strews the ground. — Charles Dickens