Top 60 Kevin Horsley Quotes (2024 Update)

1. “Learning is not a destination, it is a continuous process.”

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2. “There is no failure, only feedback.”

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3. “Multitasking is a myth!”

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4. “May you never forget what is worth remembering, nor ever remember what is best forgotten.” – Irish Blessing.”

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5. “Always remember that where your attention goes, your energy flows.”

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6. “Learn to be silent. Let your quiet mind listen and absorb,” said Pythagoras.”

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7. “Who would you be without your excuses?”

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8. “If you believe you have a bad memory, you will always act and think in accordance with that belief. Where your attention goes, your energy flows. If.”

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9. “Negative beliefs and thoughts place a block on your concentration and memory. Unless you decide to take responsibility and change the thoughts that you are constantly feeding yourself, you will not be able to break through your negative conditioning. Every single thought we have is creative: it has the power to build and the power to destroy.”

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10. “Learning with a purpose increases your attention, comprehension, retention, and organizes your thoughts.”

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11. “Where your attention goes, your energy flows.”

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12. “Interest level is measured by how much you remember.”

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13. “Concentration is about learning how to stay centered. When you concentrate your power, you can achieve anything.”

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14. “Every single thought we have is creative: it has the power to build and the power to destroy.”

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15. “There was once a fish that lived in a pond. One day, he met another fish that used to live in the sea. The pond fish asked, “What is the sea?” and the sea fish said, “It is a vast amount of water that is a million, million times bigger than your pond.” The pond fish never talked to the sea fish again because he thought the sea fish was a liar. What can we learn from this?”

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16. “I used this method to store the first 10,000 digits of pi. A friend of mine Dr. Yip Swee Chooi remembered the entire Oxford dictionary, 1774 pages, word-for-word with this method.”

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17. “The secret to accelerated learning is superior organization.”

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18. “Hear a piece of information and three days later you’ll remember 10% of it. Add a picture and you’ll remember 65%.” Some.”

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19. “Exceptional work is always associated with periods of deep concentration. Nothing excellent ever comes from a scattered effort.”

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20. “Beliefs are not tattoos, they are just like clothes – you can put them on and take them off at will.”

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21. “There is no scientific evidence to prove that learning should be serious.”

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22. “Stay in your own mind and enjoy the laser like energy of having a clear mind.”

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23. “Your mind never wanders away; it only moves towards more interesting things.”

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24. “Conflict is the opposite of concentration.”

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25. “If your brain was unable to make images out of symbols, all learning and reading would be worthless and incredibly boring. Your brain likes pictures and we are really good at remembering them.”

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26. “The greatest secret of a powerful memory is to bring information to life with your endless imagination.”

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27. “Elbert Hubbard said, “Self-discipline is the ability to make yourself do what you should do, when you should do it, whether you feel like it or not.”

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28. “Sharpen up your intellect by returning to the habit of doing one thing at a time.”

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29. “Argue for your limitations and, sure enough, they’re yours.”

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30. “We are training our brains to have an attention deficit. A lot of people simply cannot focus for an extended period of time anymore. I have heard that the average person looks at their mobile phone about 50 times a day. We are reading emails, the news, Facebook, and Twitter etc., during what should be family and relationship time.”

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31. “Driving with a mobile phone makes you hit the brakes 0.5 seconds slower. If you are travelling at 112km per hour, in 0.5seconds you travel 15.5 meters... a lot can happen over that distance. If you are distracted in your car, you have a 9 times higher chance of having an accident.”

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32. “This isn’t how I think either; this is how I have trained myself to think, because it works.”

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33. “Be grateful on purpose. Learn to appreciate what you have, even the small things, all of them, every day. How can you expect more from life if you aren’t even aware of what you already have?”

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34. “Information can only be built onto more information, so the more you know the easier it is to get to know more.”

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35. “People simply don’t do it because they think that the future will be a better place than today, without doing anything to make it better.”

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36. “The person that passes a test today would never pass that same test four weeks later. Final exams are really final!”

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37. “All men’s miseries derive from not being able to sit in a quiet room alone.” – Blaise Pascal.”

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38. “Chaos is the sexiest excuse for laziness ever invented.”

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39. “We pay attention half-heartedly on almost everything we do these days. We live in an activity illusion and think that ‘busyness’ is equal to good business. Busyness is sometimes just procrastination in disguise. Busyness may make you feel good and make you think you are more productive but when we look back at the end of the day we realize we haven’t done anything worthwhile. We are training our minds to have continuous partial attention, and our attention is being fragmented.”

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40. “Memory is the corner stone of our existence. It determines the quality of our decisions and, therefore, our entire life!”

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41. “Anthony Robbins says, “You are the source of all your emotions; you are the one who creates them. Plant these emotions daily, and watch your whole life grow with vitality that you’ve never dreamed of before.” The.”

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42. “The first step is to find your interests and then to find links or connections between your interests and the new information that you are learning.”

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43. “It isn’t an outside influence that determines their outcome. We all have the freedom to choose what we focus on and in the end, it will determine the beliefs we carry around with us.”

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44. “You can remember mountains of information when you are interested in the subject. It almost feels automatic and your concentration is at a peak. Your deficits of attention are mostly interest deficits. Your mind never wanders away; it only moves towards more interesting and outstanding things.”

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45. “Beliefs aren’t about truth. Beliefs are about believing. They are guides for our behavior.”

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46. “Isn’t it amazing how we take them for granted? Those little black marks on paper. Twenty-six different shapes known as letters, arranged in endless combinations, known as words, lifeless, until someone’s eye falls on them.”

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47. “Learn to practise peace because if you have no attention you have no retention.”

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48. “This view of happiness may usually make people spend a lot of their present in an imaginary future. One day, they believe, happiness will descend upon them. They are ‘when-this-is-over’ happiness hunters. They are forever longing for a futuristic knight of happiness to gallop into their lives and liberate them from the present.”

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49. “What would I do if I lost my job? What would I do if I crashed my car?” These.”

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50. “Oliver Wendel Holmes said, “A person must get a thing before they can forget it.”

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