48 Quotes by Zachariah Renfro

If you feel you have learned it all, then you have made a grave mistake.

The little moments which mean nothing to you now, will mean everything later in life. Little things like being able to go to your mom’s birthday party, eating breakfast with your grandma, spending time with your brother, and driving the roads you grew up on; will make all the difference later in life.

We cannot just expect a happy marriage to come easily or randomly.

Love is not a feeling but a series of conscious actions.

When two people are married they are less like lovers and more like a family, and we cannot get rid of our family even if they occasionally irk us.

To effectively weigh your options, you must understand your connection to your geography. Our geography can give us as much meaning as our careers. If our family/friends are rooted in a specific location, they are part of the geography.

I know from personal experience that living different distances from your support network dramatically affects your connection with them. Distance can seem rather abstract when not tied to concrete examples. Living three hours away does not mean anything until the first time you drive from school to home.

Every person has a limited amount of time on this Earth, but it can be easy to forget that fact when one is busy pursuing lofty academic truths. You can spend your whole life chasing knowledge and turn around and find that you have missed out on many important moments in your loved ones’ lives.

We must always try to be polite to the other person even if they have upset us. Politeness is the grease that keeps the gears of all relationships turning.