Top 35 Benjamin P. Hardy Quotes (2024 Update)

1. “In a single moment, a person can choose to change everything. Change doesn’t have to take a long time, it happens the instant we decide. In.”

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2. “Take bigger leaps. Yes, quit your job if it’s holding you back. Put yourself in a position where failure can’t be an option. In order to do that, you have to have something that truly moves and motivates you.”

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3. “Labels can serve goals, but goals should never serve labels. When a goal serves a label, you’ve made the label your ultimate reality, and you’ve created a life to prove or support that label. You see this when someone says, “I’m pursuing this because I’m an extrovert.” This form of goal-setting occurs when you base your goals on your current persona rather than setting goals that expand upon and change who you are.”

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4. “You are never pre-qualified to live your dreams. You qualify yourself by doing the work. By committing – even overcommitting – to what you believe you should do.”

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5. “The man who has lived the most is not he who has counted the most years but he who has most felt life.” – Jean-Jacques Rousseau My.”

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6. “When performance is measured, performance improves. When performance is measured and reported, the rate of improvement accelerates.” – Thomas Monson.”

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7. “A mistake repeated more than once is a decision. – Paulo Coelho.”

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8. “If everything seems under control, you’re just not going fast enough.” – Mario Andretti Quantum.”

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9. “Slowing time is truly a matter of quality more than quantity. The destination a person is traveling toward must be intrinsically desirable.”

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10. “Within a perceived reality, it is the responsibility of each person to choose their destinations as well as the pathways and pace involved in reaching those destinations. Ultimately, we create our own universe.”

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11. “When the goal is merely to “get through” the day as quickly as possible, life will pass full of regrets. Time becomes the great taskmaster when it should be the liberator. His time is endured rather than enjoyed. He is often late and constantly missing the moments that matter most – caught in the vacuum of time-acceleration toward death without any perceived way of slowing it down. Due.”

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12. “My question is, how many best parts will there be and how many years will you spend in fast-forward? You may be young in years, but you are closer to death than you think. Time.”

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13. “A person choosing to spend large portions of time in an unsatisfying job in order to make ends meet is on a fast track to his deathbed. Time will move increasingly faster as a result of his slow pace – the relativity of time.”

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14. “In a non-linear and relative world, each person is empowered to change the course and meaning of their life completely. That change only takes an instant; it is a leap through a wormhole. Perceived.”

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15. “Ordinary people seek entertainment. Extraordinary people seek education and learning.”

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16. “Please don’t get lost in your pursuits and becoming a human-doing. Many people spend their entire lives moving forward but never stop to see the scenery. The goal is to be present while simultaneously moving in a desired direction. Take it all in.”

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17. “Dr. Stephen Covey said, “To know and not to do is really not to know.”

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18. “If you’re remarkable, it’s likely that some people won’t like you. That’s part of the definition of remarkable. Nobody gets unanimous praise – ever. The best the timid can hope for is to be unnoticed. Criticism comes to those who stand out.”

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19. “Author and philosopher, Dr. Stephen R. Covey, said, “Mental creation always precedes physical creation.”

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20. “Purpose trumps personality. Without a deep sense of purpose, your personality will be based on avoiding pain and pursuing pleasure, which is an animalistic and low-level mode of operating. This is the common view and approach to personality for most. However, when you’re driven by purpose, you’ll be highly flexible and you’ll make decisions irrespective of pain and pleasure to create and become what you want.”

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21. “Decisions and actions are best when reverse-engineered from a desired outcome. Start with what you want and work backward. Think and act from your goal, rather than toward your goal.”

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22. “Few people intentionally define and shape their identity, based on who they plan to be, and then become that person.”

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23. “Knowing the why is the deepest and most powerful form of knowledge because the why is always the driver of the what and how. When you understand why the stock market goes up and down, making informed decisions about investing becomes easier. When you understand why someone does what they do, their actions and behaviors make a lot more sense.”

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24. “However, the purest way to gift time is by being physically and emotionally present.”

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25. “As you get better at clarifying, simplifying, and asking, you’ll receive with increased swiftness.”

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26. “Happiness is now.” – Rumi Happiness.”

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27. “Your time is the clearest indicator of your commitment. You can’t hide how you spend your time.”

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28. “Without a meaningful goal, attempting changes lacks meaning, requires unsustainable willpower, and ultimately leads to failure.”

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29. “Ultimately, there is deeper meaning in the wormholes we experience than appears on the surface. Don’t let what may appear to be a setback become a missed wormhole of opportunity. Tony.”

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30. “Nobody achieves the impossible without thinking they can.”

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31. “What currently prevents your dreams from becoming reality is buried trauma keeping you trapped in your past, shutting down your confidence and imagination. Sure, trauma occurs as major, life-altering events. But more often, “trauma” is planted in minor incidents and conversations that limit your view of who you are and what you can do, creating a fixed mindset.”

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32. “What if rather than focusing on how long something took, we focused on how far we went?”

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33. “Sometimes we get discouraged and turn to inspirational writing, like stuff from Vince Lombardi: “Quitters never win and winners never quit.” Bad advice. Winners quit all the time. They just quit the right stuff at the right time.”

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34. “Jim Rohn has said, “Don’t wish it was easier. Wish you were better.”

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35. “Some questions you could ask yourself are: What is the reason or goal for this activity? What benefit am I getting from this? Where is this activity taking me?”

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36. “When you see yourself succeed, you develop more confidence in your ability to succeed at bigger and bigger things.”

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37. “In our world with limitless options, limitless books to read, limitless clothes to wear, limitless paths to take, it is extremely important to be picky. Excess is a suppressant to abundance. Excess represents the broad path which most people travel. With too many clothes in their closets and too many competing priorities, paralysis by analysis is at an extreme. We’ve.”

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38. “When someone proactively labels themselves an “introvert” or even an “extrovert,” they’ve officially made themself “dumber” – unless for some reason one of those labels will enable them to achieve a particular goal.”

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