768 Quotes About Fulfillment

Greed grants us the illusion of fulfillment on the one hand, while it empties out the soul on the other. And if that’s the case, could it be that greed is a symptom of stupidity?

The jollity of life comes not from the cessation of suffering; rather, from its acceptance.

The best way to live your life: do what you love and don’t do what you don’t love.

As fathers, expressing our affection to our children is a must, regardless of their ages. Some may think we only do this for our young children, but the fact is everyone, no matter the age, longs for his or her father's sense of assurance. As grown-ups, we too, desire our fathers to put their arms around us sometimes and say, "It's okay, son" or "You are doing good, daughter." Many fathers have neglected this fundamental act of love.

Happiness can get boring, because it is the satisfaction of our desires, and we know what we desire. (Can you desire what you do not know?) Joy never gets boring because it transcends our desires and surprises them with gifts.

If you want to shine like a precious gold,focus always on yourself, both inside and out.

The decision-making power gives us the state of deep human and spiritual fulfillment. In business, as in every area of life, all the internal forces of an individual are given by consequences of a decision making. Studies show that the most productive people in the world are diligent in defining a good destination map because they have a clear view of where they want to go; and their hope is what generates the necessary fuel for the exceptional completion of the work.

Do you really want to hold onto empty things? We don’t have to give anything up. They just need transforming. A thousand years of happiness would be much better than another thousand years of tears, don’t you think?

Of all the ways that the covenant can make you underestimate your own potential, perhaps the most deflating is when an institution insists that you adopt a strategy that does not suit you - and then reprimands you when you struggle, condescendingly attributing your failure to a lack of talent