Quotes by Jay D'Cee

“We are raised under the premise that failure is a wholly undesirable end state, in which we have done something incorrectly. How you view mistakes and failure shapes your willingness to explore the unknown.”

“Treat yourself now and again.”

“We can develop ourselves spiritually, through selfless acts that seek to improve the lives of those around us.”

“Start with dedicating 5 minutes to your learning activity of choice – just a measly 5 minutes per day.”

“If you hold even a minor degree of discontent for the life you lead – know that the answer for such discontent is the past and the solution to improve the future exists in the present.”

“We are a delicate composite of mind and body.”

“We may be brought to our knees by crippling failures, loss of loved ones, or unimaginable tragedy. Remain steadfast through the night.”

“We must not look upon the unknown unfavorably - it is a gift to ensure continual nuance and perpetual improvement.”

“Our families are an endless oasis for support, compassion, forgiveness, and love.”

“We are all on this journey together; we readily benefit from assisting our peers and loved ones no matter the stage of life they reside within.”

“The sun rises to wake us in the morning and brings warmth throughout the day. Be like the sun.”

“There is no summarized list of steps for development. There is no roadmap; open your mind.”

“The possibilities are endless, but it all starts with the conscious decision to continually learn and grow.”

“We must treat ourselves with a loving kindness no matter the end result of the day.”

“We must never fear the transformations that we will inevitably undergo throughout our lives.”

“It is a heartbreaking exercise to contemplate the eventual loss of family, friends, and pets.”

“Never take for granted those who welcome us home at the end of the day, those who raise a glass to our successes, and those who comfort us in our difficulties.”

“Be patient with yourself, for we are all on this journey of life together.”

“We must resist the urge to view life as a series of checkboxes.”

“The culmination of one’s life experiences come to steer the trajectory of goals and aspirations.”