Quotes by Jay D'Cee

“It can be tempting to make substantial degrees of sacrifice while in pursuit of our long-term goals. Do what you need to do, as long as it is sustainable. Do not burn the candle from both ends.”

“Patience, my friend – I believe in you.”

“The blunders we make do not always impose self-inflicted inconvenience; we do not exist in a bubble.”

“The world is forever changing – we must learn and explore to ensure continual growth.”

“Amongst job commitments, family responsibilities, and personal endeavors - it can be difficult to find time to slow down and inspect the intricate components that life is comprised of.”

“Focusing intently on one content area has its benefits, but such a decision cripples any hope of experimenting with new interests, talents, or knowledge.”

“Some are so eager to shun negative experiences of the past, without regard for the lessons hidden within them.”

“Now more than ever, technology supports us in finding ways to keep in touch regardless of how busy our schedules may become.”

“Do not undervalue the importance of foundational knowledge.”

“Each subsequent generation will benefit from the boundless explorations we pursue today.”

“Actively living through the critical illness of a loved one or undergoing financial strain can doubtlessly incite a great deal of pain. Please be kind to yourself, and those who are suffering.”

“We are indebted to ourselves to always remain hungry for new knowledge.”

“We must come to understand the temporality of all things in this world.”

“During our younger years, the world presented us with many questions and not nearly enough answers.”

“Virtually anyone with Internet access has the capability to research nearly any topic of choice!”

“We are taught to live by the motto of ‘forgive and forget’. But is it something you truly practice?”

“There is so much of life to be lived, but we lose sight of our own thoughts and experiences if we mindlessly wander through the day without thinking conscious thoughts.”

“We must clearly note that the past does not control us; rather, the past merely influences us.”

“We live in a society that is hyper-focused on avoiding failure at all costs.”

“Steadily building commitment to healthy habits is the first step in ensuring success.”