Top 180 Jen Sincero Quotes (2024 Update)
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101. “As Albert Einstein so aptly noted, “The world as we have created it is a process of our thinking. It cannot be changed without changing our thinking.”

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102. “Even something as minor as leaving a big tip for a waitress, or picking up, instead of passing by, a quarter laying on the street, or letting your neighbor pay you for watching her dog all day, which you totally would have done for free – that’s all coming from an energy of abundance and a healthy, happy appreciation for money.”

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103. “No matter how clueless you may feel right now, pay attention to suggestions and opportunities that suddenly present themselves. And notice how you feel – is there something for you that, for whatever reason, feels like it might be good to check out?”

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104. “What you can and can’t afford is all in your mind.”

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105. “When you feel frustrated or upset by a person or a situation, remember that your reactions are not the truth about the person or situation, they are just your feelings about them. All you have to do is change your perception and you are free.”

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106. “You have already created the “reality” in which you exist via the thoughts, beliefs, mantras, habits, and actions you’ve repeated over and over throughout your life.”

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107. “When you commit to transforming your life, you commit to getting very uncomfortable over and over and over again.”

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108. “Imagine what our world would be like if everyone loved themselves so much that they weren’t threatened by other people’s opinions or skin colors or sexual preferences or talents or education or possessions or lack of possessions or religious beliefs or customs or their general tendency to just be whoever the hell they are.”

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109. “When you don’t investigate what’s going on with your words, thoughts, and beliefs, you risk stumbling through life on autopilot.”

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110. “When you are consistently in a state of gratitude, and aware of all the awesomeness that already exists, it, among many other things, makes it much easier for you to believe that there’s more awesomeness where that came from, and that this yet-to-be-manifested awesomeness is also available to you. You’ve received awesomeness before, so of course, you can receive awesomeness again. This is how gratitude strengthens your faith. And having strong faith is a major key in transforming your life.”

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111. “You can take your life wherever you want it to go, so grab it by its nether regions and make doing the things you love a priority.”

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112. “All that matters is what’s true for you, and if you can stay connected to that without straying, you will be a mighty superhero.”

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113. “This is about getting mighty clear about what makes you happy and what makes you feel the most alive, and then creating it instead of pretending you can’t have it. Or that you don’t deserve it. Or that you’re a greedy egomaniacal fathead for wanting more than you already have. Or listening to what Dad and Aunt Mary think you should be doing.”

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114. “LOVE YOURSELF No matter who you really are.”

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115. “I felt like I was going through the motions of living my lukewarm life with the occasional flare-ups of awesomeness here and there.”

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116. “Here’s the thing: Making money isn’t only about the money, just as losing weight isn’t only about losing weight and finding your soul mate isn’t only about finding your soul mate. It’s about who you become and what you believe is possible for yourself.”

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117. “Forgiveness is all about taking care of you, not the person you need to forgive. It’s about putting your desire to feel good before your desire to be right. It’s about taking responsibility for your own happiness instead of pretending it’s in somebody else’s hands. It’s about owning your power by giving all your anger, resentment, and hurt the heave-ho.”

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118. “Nothing happens or comes to be without being thought first:.”

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119. “Deciding means jumping in all the way, doing whatever it takes, and going after your dreams with the tenacity of a dateless cheerleader a week before prom night.”

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120. “And if the answer is “let the jackass think he’s right,” then so be it.”

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121. “Making a big fat deal out of anything is absurd. It makes much more sense to go after life with a sense of, “Why not?” instead of a furrowed brow. One of the best things I ever did was make my motto “I just wanna see what I can get away with.” It takes all the pressure off, puts the punk rock attitude in, and reminds me that life is but a game.”

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122. “There’s a great Hindu story about a lady who wanted to meet the god Krishna. So she went into the forest, closed her eyes, and prayed and meditated on making the god appear and lo and behold, Krishna came wandering down the forest path toward her. But when Krishna tapped the lady on the shoulder, she, without opening her eyes, told him to get lost because she was busy meditating on a very important goal.”

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123. “When we share what we were brought here to give, we are in alignment with our highest, most powerful selves.”

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124. “You can sit around and have a broken heart any old time. Rock stardom happens only once in a lifetime.”

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125. “RICH: Able to afford all the things and experiences required to fully experience your most authentic life.”

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126. “Your focus needs to be on your desire for this money and what it’s for, your excitement to share something of value with someone in order to obtain the money, your clarity on how joyful it will make that person, your gratitude that this money is coming to you, oh hell yes it is, and your belief that the Universe has got your back.”

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127. “Our “realities” are determined by how we habitually perceive ourselves and our worlds.”

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128. “Take the first step in the direction toward something that feels right and see where it leads you. And do it NOW. 3.”

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129. “I can pretty much guarantee that every time you tearfully ask yourself the question, “WTF is my problem?!” the answer lies in some lame, limiting, and false subconscious belief that you’ve been dragging around without even realizing.”

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130. “The trick is to have both parts – energy and action – working in unison: unless your energy is lined up properly with that which you desire, really desire, any action you take is going to require way more effort to get you where you want to go, if it gets you there at all.”

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131. “And if we just stopped by for the occasional visits to the future and past, that would be one thing, but the amount of time we spend chewing on junk-food thoughts about what-ifs and how-comes – Lawd help us!”

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132. “Receive compliments gracefully instead of countering with a disclaimer such as, “Oh, this ratty old thing?” Try this instead: “Thank you.” Period. Take.”

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133. “Take care of yourself as if you’re the most awesome person you’ve ever met.”

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134. “And yes, at the beginning it may feel like you’re lying to yourself, but the truth is, you’re living the lie, so the affirmations get you back to truth.”

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135. “Meditation, otherwise known as sitting still and thinking about nothing, is one of those things that can be just as stupidly simple as it is surprisingly hard.”

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136. “Where there’s a will there’s a way; we just prefer to pretend there isn’t a way so we don’t have to take responsibility and do the uncomfortable stuff required to grow.”

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137. “Chances are excellent that deep down you’re scared to stop overspending because you’re trying to fill an emotional hole with stuff and experiences.”

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138. “My friend’s dog is so happy to see her every single time she walks in the door it’s like she’s about to free him from forty years of imprisonment.”

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139. “It was about no longer being the kind of person who takes what she can get, and finally becoming the kind of person who creates exactly what she wants.”

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140. “We are so unbelievably blessed to have all the things we have, all the opportunities and ideas and people and tasks and interests and experiences and responsibilities – choosing to freak out about it all, rather than enjoying the living of our lives, is like throwing pearls before swine. Such a waste of such a glorious gift.”

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141. “When it comes to the creatures you love and the things you love and the life you love, what on earth could possibly be more important than soaking them up right now while you still have the opportunity?”

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142. “Because so often when we say we’re unqualified for something, what we’re really saying is that we’re too scared to try it, not that we can’t do it.”

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143. “I realize I’m making it sound like we’re all crazy, but that’s because we kind of are.”

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144. “The only failure is quitting.”

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145. “When we get so wrapped up in our heads, we miss out on what’s available to us right now in the moment. Stop and notice how you feel right now. Feel your breath moving in and out of your body. Feel the air on your skin. Feel your hear beating. Your eyes seeing. Your ears hearing. Notice the energy inside and outside of you buzzing.”

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146. “Surrendering isn’t about what you do, but who you’re being as you do it. Your.”

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147. “Byron Katie says, “We don’t attach to people or things, we attach to uninvestigated concepts that we believe to be true in the moment.”

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148. “Passion trumps fear.”

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149. “How do you forgive the stupid bastard?”

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150. “Living a life in which you’re constantly letting yourself down and feeling powerless against distractions and impulses is hard; waiting a few seconds and retraining your focus to achieve success is easy.”

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