Positive Quotes

# Positive Self-talk

* Self-resilience

* If you go into law, you will lose cases. How will you cope if something doesn’t quite go to plan?

* That can affect students used to doing extraordinarily well. They come to a challenging degree, don’t do so well in the first term and have to pick themselves up and start again.

* Heartbreak is how we mature. - Franz Kafka

* Growth Mindset

* One step at a time.

* Patient

* Patience is the master key to every situation. One must have sympathy for everything, surrender to everything, but at the same time remain patient and forbearing - Franz Kafka

* Just be quiet and patient. Let evil and unpleasantness pass quietly over you. Do not try to avoid them. On the contrary, observe them carefully. Let active understanding take the place of reflex irritation, and you will grow out of your trouble. Men can achieve greatness only by surmounting their own littleness. - Franz Kafka

* Patience is the master key to every situation. One must have sympathy for everything, surrender to everything, but at the same time remain patient and forbearing… There is no such thing as bending or breaking. It’s a question only of overcoming, which begins with overcoming oneself. That cannot be avoided. To abandon that path is always to break in pieces. One must patiently accept everything and let it grow within oneself. The barriers of the fear-ridden I can only be broken by love. One must, in the dead leaves that rustle around one, already see the young fresh green of spring, compose oneself in patience, and wait. Patience is the only true foundation on which to make one’s dreams come true. - Franz Kafka

* Statistic thinking

* Balance

* There are no solutions; there are only trade-offs. - Thomas Sowell, Economist, social theorist, and political philosopher

* Long walk friendship

* One March morning in 1920, a Czech teenager named Gustav Janouch arrived at the Workman’s Accident Insurance Institution, where his father worked. The purpose of the visit was for the seventeen-year-old aspiring poet to meet his father’s famous colleague, Metamorphosis author Franz Kafka (July 3, 1883–June 3, 1924), who had been laboring at the insurance company for twelve years. The two struck an unlikely friendship and for the remaining four years of Kafka’s life, they frequently shared long walks through the city, talking about literature and life.