http://www.conceptualist.com/?page_id=134
What’s there? A number quotes I collected for a long time now. I have thousands of them in an excel file and will add them slowly with time. As you’re about to find out, most of them are related to knowledge, learning, education, and questioning skills. That is of course my passion and why the focus is on those.
Enjoy reading!
Thank you very much for adding this. I too love quotes. Everytime I read an inspiring quote, my immune system boosts up, negative thoughts go to trash and positive energy fills up and my mind prepares itself for doing more efficient works.
Reading quotes and motivational stories (like the one published in DNJournal on you) builds up self-confidence and hope that one day I too accomplish a great (if not at least an attempt) work that helps the mankind towards building a peaceful world.
My Best wishes for you.
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Thanks so much for the kind words. As I wrote to a friend this morning who also said she likes the quote page, my idea was that it would be useful for one person, anythign else is just extra. With your comment I already doubled my expectations
You even tripled your expectations now.
Thank you for adding the quote page, Sahar.
The following is a quote I’ve always liked: “Some men see things as they are, and ask, Why? I dream of things that never were and ask, Why not?” - Robert F. Kennedy
I believe Robert F. Kennedy is not the person who said it first, but he made the quote famous.
I like quotes very much, too. You can learn a lot from what other people have said. Some quotes are inspiring and motivating, others help you see things more clearly or from a different point of view. And sometimes you just want to say something but you realize someone else has already said it better. So: “If someone else has already said it best and you can’t top it, steal from them and go out strong.” (Yes, this too is a quote, namely from the movie American History X.)
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