Tips for getting the most out of quotes
To get the maximum effect from using quotes about self-development and personal improvement, you can follow these steps:
- Re-read them at least 3 times a week. This will help you maintain confidence in your own actions.
- Choose a few expressions that inspire you the most. Print them out and hang them in a visible place. You can hang them like paintings in your office or study. Every time you look at the images you will remember your goal. You can also set a picture with the saying on your computer or phone desktop.
- If you have difficulty reading literature, then make a bookmark with a quote that encourages self-development. This will make it much easier to read.
- To broaden your horizons, it is advisable to get acquainted with the biography of the author of your favorite aphorism. You can also read his philosophical works.
- Some people are more suited to audio or video formats due to their predominant visual or auditory perception.
Please note: You can review these quotes and listen to them thanks to our video. Watching a video not only saves time on reading, but also helps to achieve maximum motivation.
Type "continue the proverb"
This action involves the participation of the leader and the child.
The first person pronounces the initial part of the proverb, and the child must come up with or use the previously known ending of the proverb. You can choose any household item as an auxiliary accessory. For example, a ball or a toy. The presenter voices the beginning of the phrase and throws the item to the child. The kid catches the object and throws it back, voicing the invented ending of the saying. Any child will enjoy such an event and perceive it as a game, favorably influencing the development of thinking. If the child does not understand the meaning of the first part of the proverb, you can give him an explanation in any convenient form - this is not necessarily a serious conversation. In a fun game, the baby will remember useful material faster and better.
42 best quotes about self-development and personal improvement
#1 Author - Niels Bohr . An expert is a person who has made all possible mistakes in a very narrow specialty.
#2 Author - Anaxagoras. Nothing can be known, nothing can be learned, nothing can be ascertained: feelings are limited, the mind is weak, life is short.
#3 Author - Charles Montesquieu. You need to study a lot to know a lot.
#4 Author - Georg Simmel An educated person is one who knows where to find what he does not know.
#5 Author - Grigory Landau. Just like with anyone else, you can get used to yourself without ever recognizing yourself.
#6 Author - Henry Hasking. A man who is too old to learn has probably always been too old to learn.
#7 Author - Thomas Szasz. You often hear: “He hasn’t found himself yet.” But you cannot find yourself - you can only create yourself.
#8 Author - W. Shakespeare. Brevity is the soul of wit.
#9 Author - Maria Ebner-Eschenbach A good book contains more truths than the author wanted to put into it.
#10 Author - Ingmar Bergman. Life has exactly the value we want to give it.
#11 Author - Fyodor Dostoevsky. We must love life more than its meaning.
#12 Author - Stanislav Jerzy Lec. The darker it is, the easier it is to be a star.
#13 Author - Wieslaw Brudzinski. The mistakes of young people are an inexhaustible source of experience for those who are older.
#14 Author - Dominik Opolsky. You won't be able to find yourself by following your trail.
#15 Author - Grigory Landau. To find yourself, you need to remake yourself.
#16 Author - Grigory Landau. Glory is a love accessible to few; love is glory available to everyone.
#17 Author - Isaac Newton. When learning science, examples are more useful than rules.
#18 Author - Vernon Lowe. Experience is the worst teacher; he offers a test before class.
#19 Author - Johann Wolfgang Goethe. We, in essence, learn from those books about which we are not able to judge. The author of a book that we can judge should have learned from us.
#20 Author - Georges Feydeau. If you are lazy and persistent, you will certainly achieve something.
#21 Author - Lawrence Peter. There is nothing new under the sun, but there is something old that we don't know.
#22 Author - Jules Renard. The more you read, the less you imitate.
#23 Author - Victor Grzegorczyk. Wisdom is not wrinkles, but convolutions.
#24 Author - Franklin Jones. Originality is the art of hiding your sources.
#25 Author - Alexander Perlyuk. What is said directly is understood worse than a hint.
#26 Author - Fyodor Dostoevsky. A person does not live his whole life, but creates himself, creates himself.
#27 Author - Napoleon I. Power is never funny.
#28 Author - Thales of Miletus. Know yourself!
#29 Author - Evgeny Sagalovsky. It is not enough to know your worth - you also need to be able to realize yourself.
#30 Author - Stanislav Jerzy Lec. To be yourself, you need to be someone.
#31 Author - Blaise Pascal. Otherwise, the words arranged take on a different meaning, otherwise the thoughts arranged make a different impression.
#32 Author - Samuel Johnson. Knowledge is of two kinds: either we know something, or we know where to find information about it.
#33 Author - Lech Konopiński. Only the unique should be repeated.
#34 Author - Francois Fenelon. The more you say, the less people will remember.
#35 Author - Lawrence Peter. What could be more painful than learning from experience? Just one thing: don't learn from your own experience.
#36 Author - Jean Duch. Lack of experience allows youth to do what old age considers impossible.
#37 Author - Anton Chekhov. A smart person loves to learn, and a fool loves to teach.
#38 Author - Seneca. By teaching others, we learn ourselves.
#39 Author - Gilbert Chesterton. Intellectuals are divided into two categories: some worship intelligence, others use it.
#40 By Henry Wheeler Shaw. The less we know, the more we suspect.
#41 Author - Stephen Fry. Original thought? Nothing could be easier. Libraries are simply filled with them.
#42 Author - Henry Peter Broome. Try to know everything about something and something about everything.
Type "pick up a proverb"
The participation of an adult also plays an important role here. The child is told a fairy tale or short story. After listening to the story, the child will need to choose a suitable saying, meaningful and logically sound, corresponding to the thought that can be traced in the work. Both the plot of the story and the specific character of the existing hero may be affected. This exercise is also formed in the form of a game; it can develop logic and teach you to understand the meaning of a particular literary work, draw logical conclusions and present them in the form of morality.
