Charles F. Glassman Quotes
Today is the sum of all the choices we made in our yesterdays. Choose wisely, for a secure, happy, and meaningful tomorrow.
Integrity comes not from privilege, textbooks, or profession, but from being grounded in humility.
A good attitude, a positive perspective, a smiling face, a strong laugh are all highly contagious. Why not start spreading them?
Our story begins at home, but it doesn’t have to end there.
Being angry, resentful, or saddened by rejection can suck the sweetness out of acceptance.
Dreams may seem far, but the steps we take are close. Focus on these steps and watch your dreams magically appear.
If you’re not there for yourself, how can you be there for others?
The truth may hurt, but fooling yourself will enslave you.
Faith is not blind when you consistently take the right actions to reveal it.
Faith is not blind if you consistently take the right actions to reveal it.
When faith replaces fear, the gates open for you to receive enough money, optimal health, and genuine relationships.
You can’t imagine just how much believing in negative thoughts is affecting your life…until you stop.
Often, under the layers of our maturity is a child’s insecurity screaming for love and attention.
Fear uncovers the impossible, while faith reveals the possible.
When we make the unfamiliar familiar, make the unknown known, make the uncomfortable comfortable, and believe the unbelievable, we can then expect the unexpected.
If you can continue to smile through hardship and pain, then your moment will come…just be patient.
A little belief, a little hope, a little faith is sometimes all you need to see the light.
There is always hope and room for faith. Unless, of course, you trust the voice that screams otherwise, while ignoring the whisper that knows this to be true.
Believing in the inherent good of humankind is akin to having faith. It is to believe in something that may not be readily apparent.
Fear slams the door on belief, hope, and faith.
Stress can destroy much more than just our physical health. Too often, it eats away at our hope, belief, and faith.
Fear uncovers the impossible, while faith uncovers the possible.
Faith is knowing that when life doesn’t go quite as planned, it is, in fact. exactly as planned.
Despite our challenges, hope lies in the reality that our story does not end here.
A little belief, a little faith, a little hope is sometimes all we need, to see the light.
Faith is not the belief that everything will be all right tomorrow, but the belief that I possess the strength to make everything all right today.
Happiness often relies on one character trait: self-discipline.
The happiness of your life depends on which thoughts you choose to believe.
The seeds of happiness can grow from one thought, one idea, one simple change in focus.
For the sake of your health and happiness, replace the loss that causes sadness with the thanks that yields gratitude.
Happiness is best when shared. Wherever you go, make sure to leave a little happiness behind.
Before searching for happiness in others, we my first find it in ourselves.
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Love knows not from where you came, what religion you are, or even your name. Discover it and you will be whole, for when you do you have found your soul.
Some of the hardest battles we fight are those against the demons of our past, over which we have no control.
A nice warm shower, a cup of tea, and a caring ear may be all you need to warm your heart.
A true friend let’s you know that the door is always open, even when it’s closed.
A true friend lets you know that the door is always open, even when it’s closed.
It is not the amount of friends that is important, but the amount of integrity, sincerity, and love in your friends
The principle component in any genuine friendship is caring, not competition.
The principle component in any genuine friendship is compassion, not competition.
The principal component in any genuine friendship is caring, not competition.
A true friend reminds you why you should believe in yourself when you’ve forgotten.
A true friend reminds you why you should believe in yourself when you have forgotten.
When choosing friends, I seek quality, not quantity.
In a few seconds, we judge another person and think we know them. When, the person we’ve lived with the longest, we still don’t know very well—ourselves.
Using someone else’s ruler to measure your self-worth will always leave you short.