Top 100 Frank Sonnenberg Quotes
#2. Listen to your conscience. You have to live with yourself for the rest of your life.
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#3. Everything has a price, but not everything should be for sale.
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#4. Real leaders focus resources in areas that provide the greatest opportunity rather than making across-the-board decisions.
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#5. There's nothing more valuable in life than integrity. Trust me.
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#6. Forgiving doesn't mean forgetting, nor does it mean approving of, what someone did. It just means that you're letting go of the anger toward that person.
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#7. Take ownership of your life decisions rather than relinquishing that responsibility to others.
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#9. Your life is determined by the sum of the choices that YOU make.
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#10. One or many believers don't determine the truth or untruth.
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#11. Moments, rather than possessions, are the true treasures of life.
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#14. A positive mental attitude can improve your health, enhance your relationships, increase your chances of success, and add years to your life.
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#16. We place artificial demands on ourselves that undermine our happiness. These demands force us to work harder and harder to cross a finish line that keeps moving.
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#22. No one has the right to force his or her way of life on anyone else.
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#24. People who live a life of purpose have core beliefs and values that influence their decisions, shape their day-to-day actions, and determine their short- and long-term priorities.
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#25. Don't wait a lifetime to satisfy your needs or you may live to regret it one day.
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#26. Fair-minded people earn the respect of their colleagues rather than demanding it.
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#27. Being a good loser helps build character, provides valuable lessons, and helps you become mentally prepared for your next challenge.
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#28. While determination builds character, quitting is habit forming.
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#29. If someone chooses to live a certain way, and it doesn't infringe on anyone's freedom, it's their choice to make.
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#30. If we disregard our values, we'll open our eyes one day and won't be able to recognize 'our world' anymore.
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#31. The more reliant you are on others, the less reliant you are on yourself.
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#32. Surrounding yourself with 'yes' people is like talking to yourself.
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#33. It's easy to tune out your critics, but difficult to turn off your conscience.
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#34. Every time you give your word, you're putting your honor on the line.
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#35. While toxic food is bad for your health and well-being, so are negative and unethical people.
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#36. When people cover for the misdeeds of others, they're as guilty as those who committed the crimes.
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#37. Shared beliefs and values form the heart of every successful relationship and ultimately determine its success.
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#39. Your reputation is like a shadow, following you wherever you go.
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#40. Anger is a loaded weapon, be careful where you point it."~
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#41. The best networkers have learned that, as with anything in life, what goes around, comes around.
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#42. The next time someone says, 'The odds are against you,' remember: If you don't try, you forfeit the opportunity.
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#43. You send a message by what you say and what you do. If words aren't supported with consistent actions, they will ring hollow.
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#44. Fair-minded people make a concerted effort to pull their own weight rather than living off the hard work of others.
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#46. You'll never learn anything or impress anyone by making excuses and diverting blame.
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#48. Achieving success is hard; staying successful is even harder.
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#49. If you stop focusing on all the reasons why you can't do it, you just may surprise yourself to see what you can do.
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#50. Courageous people run toward the problem rather than away from it.
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#51. Courageous people know that saying 'no' to one idea enables them to say 'yes' to another.
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#53. People stop trying when there's no benefit for being exceptional and no consequence for being mediocre.
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#54. Fair-minded people avoid zero-sum games in which one-person's win translates into another person's loss.
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#55. When rewards ignore individual performance, the incentive to strive for excellence is lost.
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#56. When you master the basics, and execute them well, there's no need to worry about the score.
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#60. Values are like a pilot's flight plan . . . without them you're flying blind.
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#61. Ask yourself whether the problem will matter in a year or two. If not, it may be a trivial issue unworthy of your concern.
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#62. Don't wait until you desperately need a social network to begin developing one.
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#63. Find creative ways to share the credit and pull people up the ladder of success along with you.
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#64. The only way an annoyance can bring you down is if you let it.
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#65. Dependency purges people of their dreams, makes their spirit atrophy, and enslaves them to a lifetime of mediocrity.
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#66. Although the costs of not delegating may be invisible, the price that you pay is real.
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#67. You may not have the control to lengthen your life, but you can do much to deepen it.
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#68. You can't live an unhealthy lifestyle and expect a healthy outcome.
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#72. When you make a promise, you're not giving your word in erasable pencil, you're inscribing your commitment in indelible ink.
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#73. Trust is like blood pressure. It's silent, vital to good health, and if abused it can be deadly.
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#74. Failing one time - or even several times - doesn't make you a failure any more than losing one game makes you a loser.
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#75. The truth shouldn't be told only when it's convenient. Honesty must be a way of life.
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#76. Fair-minded people 'get in the game' rather than criticizing from the sidelines.
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#77. Feedback is helpful and constructive; criticism is hurtful and damaging.
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#78. Being frugal doesn't mean slashing your spending or depriving yourself of things that you enjoy. It means knowing the value of a dollar and making every effort to spend it wisely.
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#79. When you tell a lie, everything that you say in the future may be treated as suspect.
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#80. Trust takes a long time to develop, but can be lost in the blink of an eye.
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#87. We can't expect others to abandon their values any more than we would forsake our own.
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#89. Everyone on this earth was born for a reason, what's yours?
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#91. Checking items off a to-do list doesn't determine progress; focusing on your priorities is what counts.
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#93. Knowing what's right isn't as important as doing what's right.
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#94. Learning is less about memorizing facts and more about the ability to think.
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#95. Greedy people are never satisfied that they have enough. They're like sharks that spend their entire life hunting and consuming. All the oceans in the world can't satisfy these eating machines.
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#98. We've become so addicted to instant gratification that we're blind to the impact it has on our lives.
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#99. We're so busy keeping busy that we fail to see the error of our ways.
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#100. Courageous people know that old ways of doing things shouldn't stand in the way of a better solution.
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