A book cannot possibly improve someone’s life on its own. That’s precisely what I liked about this book- “Who Says You Can’t,” which focuses heavily on action. Most “self-help” books spend an excessive amount of time arguing in favor of positive thinking. This one, on the other hand, is built on the action!
Great quotes From “Who Says You Can’t” book:
-If you’re breathing, you’re always ready for change, regardless of your age.
-Many of us believe we are doing the proper steps yet somehow believe we have failed.
-The foundation for directing change toward our immediate growth is proper inquiry.
-When you alter your thinking, you alter your feelings.
-When you change your feelings, you change your actions.
-You can transform your life by changing the way you act.
-The more you concentrate on becoming that unique person, the more energized and stimulated you will feel.
-It’s not so much figuring out who you are as a person as it dares to act like that person.
-It’s in our nature to be concerned about what other people think.
-It’s self-evident that any legacy we leave behind will be remembered.
-Being true to ourselves is the most exemplary legacy we can leave behind.
-Do not inquire how life is treating you; instead, inquire how you are treating life!
-This change allows you to recognize that you are both the victim and the producer of your unloved fate.
-You are participating in self-destruction if you are not in the cycle of self-growth.
-Taking responsibility is taking control of your life and asking yourself, “What can I do differently?”
-It just takes one moment to change your mind, one decision to rise to the level of greatness you deserve, and one life to make it happen.
-All successful people devote their lives to identifying and solving problems.
-You can’t run away and hide from yourself because you’re always there.
-You can’t change how badly you think you screwed up something, but you can learn from it.
-If you’re criticizing yourself for doing something “bad,” you’re logically admitting that you can do it better next time.
-If you look closely enough, setbacks are still miles ahead on your journey.
-Your most significant asset in bolstering your success is becoming aware of and able to compare the two.
-You should employ your rational side of the brain as a defensive mechanism against decisions that lead you to feelings that don’t truly satisfy you.
-We know the truth right away, but we can sometimes persuade ourselves out of it.
-You’ve always had control over your life; you simply don’t exercise it all of the time.
-Distinguish between right and wrong, negative and positive, logical and illogical, and then use this knowledge to your advantage.
-You must take action based on your understanding to progress.
-Reward will always influence our actions in life, so take advantage of it and learn to reward yourself.
-The most critical issue that most of us are oblivious to is how much this is hurting our personal lives.
-Only then will we be able to recognize and address our obstacles, and only then will we be able to reach our creative potential.
-We must enjoy the now to create the future we desire.
-We must make peace with our history to enjoy the present.
-It’s not physical exhaustion that causes us to require as much rest as we believe; instead, it’s our mental state that requires more stimulation.
-Don’t let other people’s negativity infect you; you have complete power over the situation by demonstrating how much you enjoy life.
-The most important thing to remember is that your feelings are always under your control.
-Make the most of the abilities you’ve been given; think and feel for yourself.
-We must pick intelligently how our attention is directed to fully increase the quality of our lives and succeed at our top.
-When you maintain your attention on what you want, your entire demeanor conforms to that desire.
-Body language, vocabulary, voice tone, and even subconscious movements all change to shape you into the person you need to be.
-Don’t make things a priority in your life that you don’t want.
-They will consume your world if you do not.
-When you don’t have something to look forward to, it’s easy to get caught up in the little things.
-You gain confidence in your capacity to create the life you want once you get started.
-You recognize the vast amount of energy you possess may be reached in an instant, which aids in the development of self-confidence.
-Do at least one item every day, keep track of your progress, and be proud of yourself for achieving your goals.
-Everyone is preoccupied with what they will do rather than what they are doing.
-We create the way we desire to connect our mental, verbal, and physical acts toward what we want.
-Self-confidence is the ability to trust oneself. Face and overcome your anxieties is the only way to gain confidence in your abilities.
-You have control over how you feel by how you think.
-Proper attention does not appear by itself; it must be intentionally focused and controlled with intensity.
-There is a distinction between loving yourself as you are and loving yourself as you try to be.
-It is preferable to begin loving yourself rather than wait for someone else to do so.
-We must be honest with ourselves to be truly happy and to accomplish what we desire.
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Carol T. Mahaffey is a certified American Author And a creator of Theleaderboy. Carol is a Self-Taught Marketer with 10+ Years of Experience. She brings her decade of experience to her current role, where she is dedicated to writing books, blogs, and articles, inspiring the world on how to become a better Leader.