Jim Kwik Quotes
Best 126 Quotes by Jim Kwik – Page 1 of 5
“A few moments of insane self belief and bravery can change everything.”
“As your body moves, your brain grooves.”
“Be too optimistic to scare, too positive to doubt, and too determined to be defeated.”
“Be yourself and you will feel at home anywhere.”
“Check on yourself as much as you check on your social media.”
“Dear Men, close you eyes. Imagine you have a daughter. Imagine she is dating a guy just like you. Did you smile? No. Then Change.”
“Difficult times can diminish us, define us, or develop us. We decide.”
“Don’t complicate it, keep it simple. Ignore the noise. Do you. Work hard. Keep learning. Be kind. Amazing things will happen.”
“Don’t mistake movement for productivity. Take time to reflect on what you want to be, do, have and share - then create a plan to get there.”
“Don’t wait for someone to give you what you can give yourself.”
“Feedback is the breakfast of superheroes.”
“Fill your mind with good stuff, surround yourself with good people, do good work, and good things will happen. It’s that simple. And it’s that hard.”
“For a moment, acknowledge and honor all that you are instead of all that you are not.”
“I will see it when I believe it.”
“I’m not impressed by your looks, money, status, job title or number of followers. I’m impressed by the way you treat other human beings.”
“Ideally separate yourself from the distractions in your life, or the distractions will separate you from your ideal life.”
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“The wealthiest man in the twentieth century mastered the art of minimum-wage employees selling you stuff. The wealthiest man of the twenty-first century is mastering the science of zero-wage robots selling you stuff.”
“If an egg is broken by an outside force, life ends. If broken by an inside force, life begins. Great things always begin from the inside.”
“If knowledge is power, learning is your superpower.”
“If you want to fly, you have to give up the things that weigh you down.”
“If you want to know what’s truly important to someone, watch where they put their time, energy and focus.”
“In a world full of critics, a reminder to trust and believe in who you are. Your authentic self—the one that may have been muted and sedated, buried beneath a pile of other people’s expectations. No one has the right to define who you are. We do ourselves a great disservice when we let the noise of other’s opinions distort our reality, subvert our own thoughts, and drown out our inner voice. Of course learn from feedback and mentors, but ultimately know that you and you alone are responsible for your life.”
“It is not about being perfect, it’s about progressing and advancing beyond what you believe is possible.”
“It’s better well done than well said.”
“Knowledge alone is not power. It has the potential to be power. All the books, podcasts, seminars, coaching, and online programs won’t work until you do. Information without application is useless. The great aim of education and ‘self help’ is not knowledge for knowledge sake, but action. Knowledge times action equals power.”
“Learning is not a spectator sport.”
“Often the problem is not your retention, but you attention.”
“Overthinking: the art of creating problems that don’t exist.”
“Real friends don’t make your troubles vanish. They are the ones who don’t vanish when you have troubles. Love and appreciate those who have always been there.”
“Remember and express what lights you up. Joy and gratitude are contagious, so is gloom. Choose wisely.”
“Remember that every single thought rewires your brain at a neurological level. If you knew how powerful your mind is, you wouldn’t think or say anything you don’t want to be true. And when we do think something negative, it’s not the end of the world any more than eating one donut is. Just don’t beat yourself up, correct it with something simple like the word ‘yet.’ ‘I’m not great at this… yet.’ Bottom line: what you say, think and hear matters, especially to your gray matter.”
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“The nation once idolized astronauts and civil rights leaders who inspired hope and empathy. Now it worships tech innovators who generate billions and move financial markets. We get the heroes we deserve.”
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