Top 200 Dr Prem Jagyasi Quotes (2025 Update)
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51. “You just have to let go of your ego, think about what the other person wants from you, and to consciously take simple but definite steps to bridge the communication gap.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

52. “Self-confidence means a feeling of trust in one’s qualities, abilities, and judgment.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

53. “Carvism is the art of chipping away unnecessary things, and keeping only those things that complete you, that add value to your self.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

54. “No matter how trivial the recollections seem, note them down, and try searching for a pattern in them.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

55. “Instead of going out and looking for someone successful who could serve as a role model and guide your path to success, be yourself and inspire yourself to achieve that which you always wanted to achieve.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

56. “Use meditation to heal yourself from the infectious effect of energy drainers. Furthermore, excuse yourself from activities and people who tend to zap your energy.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

57. “Our self-esteem – be it low or high – has its influence on our thoughts, relationships, profession, and social life. When it is channeled in the right direction, you will find enough confidence to move out of your comfort zone and explore new possibilities.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

58. “Accepting failures with a positive frame of mind is the first step in your learning curve.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

59. “Having a better knowledge of yourself should make you more tolerant and understanding. You should learn to communicate in such a way that your values never come into conflict with those of the people around you.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

60. “To avoid being a diffident, contrite and regretful personality, we should work hard to explore our true potential and take a cue from our abilities to exploit available opportunities.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

61. “At some point in their lives, each one of us requires mentoring, guidance and counsel to get better clarity on our vision, passions, goals, and life in general.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

62. “If you keep feeling pricks of conscience during your work, you will always stay on its surface and will never be able to plunge deep inside it.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

63. “Balanced self-esteem makes individuals glow from within when they are faced with challenges or pitted against overwhelming odds.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

64. “Before deciding to do something, you should discover your true values, and then, you should search for opportunities to apply those values practically.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

65. “Nothing can be worse than being unfaithful to what your heart bids you to do. It is the only failure.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

66. “If you don’t find any difference between what you think you are and what you tell others, then maybe you need to look deeper within.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

67. “Don’t wish to be like everybody else, don’t try to fit in. It would make you miss out on being your truest self.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

68. “Ego becomes degenerative and unconstructive when it becomes a way of life for us. On the contrary, self-confidence gives us good reasons to stretch our limits and reach new highs.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

69. “You need to draw upon your willpower to accomplish the self-assigned task of mastering self-control.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

70. “Our friends, family, co-workers, and neighbors contribute to make us what we are. We should be humble enough to appreciate and accept their respective roles in shaping our persona.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

71. “Our progress, the realization of our dreams, and the quality of our life depend directly on the level of our commitment to the process.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

72. “Finding out what that ideal is and making visible changes in your personality according to that ideal would certainly help in improving the image that person has of you.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

73. “You will not become aware of the world you live in if you look at it with the same attention. So don’t look, watch.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

74. “We must remember that the more self-centered our life is, the more prone we are to unhappiness and frustration.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

75. “People usually do not trust others because they see others as different from themselves. They subconsciously identify themselves with both the positive and negative traits of their character.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

76. “No matter what you do, you cannot be perfect at everything. You always have scope to learn.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

77. “If you sincerely feel that there is a need to change something in the world, go ahead and satisfy that need. No one is stopping you.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

78. “Taking time to relax every day, spending quality time with friends, and practicing mindfulness are some of the tried and tested ways of developing self-compassion.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

79. “Obstacles and opportunities go hand in hand. The difference lies in the way we perceive them.”

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80. “Speaking too highly of yourself might, at best, earn you admiration and respect, but by doing so, you are isolating yourself. You are constantly telling others how different you are from them and pushing them further away from you.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

81. “Traveling widens your horizon and teaches you to be happy and positive.”

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82. “When you allow your instincts, passion, and thinking ability to guide you, the world tends to become a place where you make your own rules and do things as per your wishes.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

83. “If you are serious about staying positive in life, stop worrying. Worries are non-productive and never deliver any solution.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

84. “It is good to help others every once in a while, but if it begins to affect your work or your personal life, it is time to take some strict measures. You should start saying ‘no’.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

85. “If you could achieve something in your recent past, then nothing can stop you from repeating commendable feats in the future, too.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

86. “The most common regret that people have on their deathbed is that they lived their life according to the desires of others, not how they wanted to.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

87. “We are all here with unique abilities, and hence our purpose is also unique.”

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88. “Just as it takes time for the mud in muddy water to settle, meditation only yields fruit if it is practiced regularly for a long time.”

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89. “Once we attain self-awareness, we stop becoming the victims of worthless comparisons, identity clashes and, of course, idle mindsets that make further progress impossible.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

90. “In order to get the right idea of our self, we first need to figure out who we really are.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

91. “One negative thought precedes the other, and together, they keep revolving in our heads, making us feel anxious and depressed.”

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92. “Before suggesting how other people should lead their lives, develop a clear idea about making your life exemplary and inspiring enough for others to emulate.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

93. “We can train our minds by selecting the information that makes us calm, removes our doubts and helps us focus more intensely on our aims.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

94. “You don’t have to give up your wealth and turn into saints in order to contribute to this planet. But there are ways through which you can fill an empty cup without emptying your kettle.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

95. “Respect and compassion aren’t about how you feel for someone, they are more about how you make others feel.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

96. “Self-mentoring, thus, is advisable for individuals who love the idea of growing, nurturing and building their life without any outside influence.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

97. “When you are paying attention to your thoughts, words, actions, feelings, food habits, reactions, decisions, secrets, patterns, and physique, you start tuning in consciously.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

98. “There is only one thing in the universe that you can truly shine, It’s your life, shine on.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi

99. “Success has a knack of making one complacent, but failure can keep one rooted firmly on the ground.”

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100. “It does not matter whether you are quiet, witty, reserved, bold or overtly passionate unless you convert your words into action.”

— Dr Prem Jagyasi