Quotes by Jay D'Cee

“Maturation of self is not a destination; it is a gradual journey propelled by commitment and consistency.”

“Common interests hold a predominant role in the ability to garner and retain a social circle.”

“We must place our hand upon the proverbial hot stove to burn ourselves in order to learn that the stove is hot, and we mustn’t touch it.”

“Harness awareness, and mold your days into what you wish them to be.”

“Hyper focusing on physical possessions will not bring us happiness or satisfaction, nor will it ensure long-term financial gain.”

“You will always benefit from striving to be here now – do not allow life’s precious moments to pass you by.”

“If we work so actively to avoid painful situations, preoccupation will cause us to miss the good things that are happening in our lives.”

“In giving up, we incur a change of mindset and settle for lesser accomplishments.”

“If we become complacent with our daily responsibilities, it can become more difficult to branch out and seek areas of personal growth.”

“In both positive and negative respects, our past holds influence on the present. Break the cycle.”

“Are there emotional underpinnings that incline us to indulge so greatly in relaxation, instead of taking on more productive uses of time?”

“The world is in a perpetual state of change and evolution; our short lifetime bridges but a small gap of the overarching progress of humanity.”

“A short stroll through nature does wonders to reveal the beauty of the world around us.”

“Humans are incredibly malleable creatures, and we reserve the right to seek out growth for the entirety of our lives.”

“The curiosity of the mind will slowly fade away, if we do not continue to exercise it.”

“Friendships exist in seasons; the dynamics of social relationships change and evolve as we grow older.”

“Focusing solely on the negative experiences of life, we deny ourselves the ability to realize the positive events that permeate our lives.”

“Approach each day with positivity and an eagerness to learn.”

“Physical and mental health exist as two sides to the same coin; we must jointly cultivate them to feel whole.”

“Throughout our lives, we will come to accrue an audience of individuals who share a platform of commonality, such as - interests, experiences, thoughts, and emotions. We call them friends.”