Quotes

Question 1

Thoughts masquerade as facts when they are merely opinions

Question 2

Our life is what our thoughts make it

Question 3

Ride the waves, don’t drown in them.

Question 4

All is opinion and opinion is not truth. All depends on our senses and our senses easily mislead us. Our judgements and opinions are often distorted by biases.

Answer 4

Seneca

Question 5

He who takes offense when no offense is intended is a fool, yet he who takes offense
when offense is intended is also a fool for the wise man ignores insults

Answer 5

Seneca

Question 6

It’s not what happens to you but how you react that matters

Answer 6

Epictetus

Question 7

We suffer more in imagination than in reality

Answer 7

Seneca

Question 8

If a man knows not to what port he sails, no wind is favorable

Answer 8

Seneca

Question 9

Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity

Question 10

Take responsibility for the only sphere you control - your response

Question 11

Don’t let retrospection become escapism

Question 12

The present is always tranquil before the thinking mind adds drama

Question 13

Every person you meet is fighting a battle you know nothing about

Question 14

Shift your focus from perfectionism to excellence

Question 15

Ever felt the weight of longing for what you don’t have, while the treasures you possess gather dust in the corner of your gratitude?

Question 16

Life throws curveballs and how we catch them writes our story

Question 17

Perfection is not the goal. Progress is.

Question 18

Everyone may hear, not all listen and fewer still understand

Question 19

It’s not a show, it’s a personal journey

Question 20

Every social interaction carries the potential for conflict because people have different interests

Question 21

It’s not about controlling the storm but about learning to dance in the rain.

Question 22

Wherever there is a human being, there is an opportunity for kindness

Answer 22

Seneca

Question 23

Success is the ability to go from one failure to another with no loss of enhusiasm

Answer 23

Winston Churchill

Question 24

True knowledge begins with the admission of ignorance