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“The amount of time you spent together probably matters, but less time doesn't mean less love. Whether it's a day or a year, human or cat, and even if we may never see them again, there are those who are irreplaceable in our lives.

[Tomoka, handbag designer]”
― Syou Ishida, We'll Prescribe You a Cat

“Leadership is the ability to see the potential in others that they may not yet see in themselves."

"Great leaders don’t just navigate change; they embrace it and turn it into opportunity."

"A leader’s true power lies in their ability to empower others to lead."

"To lead is to serve; the strongest leaders are those who lift others higher."

"Leadership is not a destination; it’s a commitment to continuous growth and learning."

"True leaders inspire action through integrity, not authority."

"The heart of leadership is knowing that every voice matters, including the quietest ones."

"A leader's legacy is defined not by their achievements but by the impact they leave on others."

"Leadership is about creating a vision that others can believe in, and a path they want to follow."

"The essence of leadership is adaptability—responding with wisdom in the face of uncertainty.”
― Vorng Panha

“How much impact can one’s vulnerability have? How many lives can one event like this impact? Fear of losing someone awakens this compassion in us, it has the positive ability to bring out the best in us and helps us to reevaluate what really matters to us right now.”
― Spela Urbanc, Love Can Heal Anything: a journey of heart expansion

“In a world dominated by extroverts and exhibitionism, the quiet ones make the loudest impact with their silence â€� it's their superpower”
― Brahmanand Savanth

“To live having done nothing worth being remembered for is to pass into history without having impacted what you’ve past into.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“No matter how many years you have, it’s the impact that counts.”
― Dipti Dhakul, Quote: +/-

“When you plant seeds of kindness in the hearts of others, you cultivate a garden of trust, compassion, and understanding that will bloom in ways you never imagined.”
― Shivanshu K. Srivastava

“The psychology of power probes deeply into how power affects human thoughts, behaviors, and interpersonal relationships, providing insight into the motivations behind seeking power, how power is exercised, and its multifaceted impacts. Power, often defined as the capacity to influence others and control valuable resources, plays a crucial role in shaping human motivation and social dynamics.”
― Nkahloleng Eric Mohlala

“Why does it matter, to re-find hope,
to regain hopefulness,
again and again,
in spite of loss, pain, grief--
even devastation?

Because, my love, hope is a feeling, and
how we feel about the world defines us,
defines our reality, our experience of our reality,
how we treat those around us
and ourselves.”
― Shellen Lubin

“True impact is made when we focus on adding value to others, for in lifting them up, we rise together.”
― Manuel Corazzari

“The earlier we make critical decisions in life, the greater the impact on our generation.”
― Dr. Lucas D. Shallua

“One thing that nobody can take away from you is knowledge, so get as much and fast as you can to make a real difference.”
― Dr. Lucas D. Shallua

“The problem is that you think 30 and 40 and 50 is a lot when you should be using the same logic to explain why 30,000,000 and 40,000,000 and 50,000,000 is a lot.

The number is not the problem. The application of your logic to a small number instead of a big one is the problem.”
― Anje Kruger

“Freedom is Chaos.

It is the absence of structure, logic, control and discipline.

A free person is a chaotic person.

I don't want to be free.
I enjoy my discipline.
I like control.
I like having a goal.
I find it soothing to work hard.

Freedom scares me. There is so little definition to it I wouldn't even know where to start. I don't like freedom. It's a ball of anxiety if you ask me.

When I think of free people, I imagine hippies, alcoholics, drug addicts, homeless people, fat people and unscholarly teenagers.”
― Anje Kruger

“We compete on various levels as humans.

Popularity. Intellectual capacity. Social status. Titles. Monetary superiority. Physical strength and fitness. Beauty. Ability to get romantic partners. Power. Influence. Morality. Talents. Skills. Achievements. Awards. Recognition. Personal qualities.

Even a nun, a priest of the highest echelon, and the religious worker taking photos with random children in Africa, are competing for superior morality and recognition for their selfless deeds.

Just because your inherent needs for recognition differ from those next to you does not mean you are free of them.”
― Anje Kruger

“You are sculpting yourself. Of course it's painful.

Carving every detail you want in your life into the tender fabrics of your own existence. Your body, your mind, your business, your home.

Is it not beautiful? How there are those of us that are willing to bear insufferable pain, all to achieve their highest form.

And then there's the rest of the world, fragile creatures, porcelain dolls, the unscuplted masses. All too scared to bear the burden.

Pain is the seed of power. If you can not tolerate it, you should not compete with those who will.”
― Anje Kruger

“Power is the result of rigorous self-observation.

Self-observation causes a higher degree of self-consciousness, especially of the things we do not like about ourselves, which causes us to change or inadequacies into strengths, and so we achieve power.

Power comes from identifying your weaknesses rapidly and eradicating them for good.

Assuming that you're correct is the fastest way to remain incorrect. You're probably doing something wrong somewhere, which is why you are in the position where you are instead of where you want to be. The more you ignore it, the worse it gets.

You need to stop avoiding it and face the facts.

Study yourself to study your weaknesses. And when you do, they will disappear.

If I avoid the mirror I will eventually be unable to face it. If I avoid my balance sheet, it won't get any bigger.

So I watch myself. I observe and I criticize. I exercise self-discipline and judgement, reward and punishment, a focused routine of self-evaluation.”
― Anje Kruger

“What you consume is what you create.
Reader becomes writer, listener becomes speaker, music lover becomes singer, driver becomes fleet owner, it's the cycle we're bound to.”
― Anje Kruger

“It should be illegal not to allow children to earn income and build businesses. Our children should be allowed to be millionaires at any age. Reward by merit, not by age.”
― Anje Kruger

“He uses the resources at his disposal to change lives. Lives shift under his touch like tides that respond to the moon's silent command. Whether he has meagre resources or abundant wealth, he makes an impact.”
― Gift Gugu Mona, A Man of Valour: Idioms and Epigrams

“The realities of the world that we live in do not need to shape the nature of the attitudes that we live with.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“It is celebration time. It is Thanksgiving time. Meet up with those who make an impact in your life and appreciate them one by one.”
― Gift Gugu Mona, The Gift of Thanksgiving

“Be thankful that no matter what you encounter, you are still alive. You can still make an impact.”
― Gift Gugu Mona, The Gift of Thanksgiving

“This Thanksgiving, take a moment and appreciate the chance to make an impact in this world.”
― Gift Gugu Mona, The Gift of Thanksgiving

“Not every relationship is meant to last. Some are there to create an impact on your life. Relationships that last three months are just as important as ones that last a lifetime.”
― Dominic Riccitello

“He is a God of signs and wonders. His Word has the power to position men for a vision that results in remarkable impact.”
― Gift Gugu Mona, The Infallible Word of God: 365 Inspirational Quotes

“In you, there is power to impact the world. You just need to believe it and actualize your dreams very well.”
― Gift Gugu Mona, Exploring the Explosive Power of Big Dreams

“A man of dreams does not mind spending sleepless nights working hard because he knows there will come a time when he will receive a better reward. He sacrifices his comfort for greater impact.”
― Gift Gugu Mona, Exploring the Explosive Power of Big Dreams

“When you know your purpose, you get to transform your setbacks as steppingstones”
― Manuel Corazzari

“To respect our limits is the most effective way to impact everything that stands outside of them.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough