Cards You've Been Dealt Quotes

Like Dinah says, “We can only play the cards we’ve been dealt. It doesn’t do any good to wish about things you can’t change.

That’s the thing about reality. It doesn’t care what you believe. It simply is. Facts simply are. And you have to play with the cards you’ve been dealt, not the ones you wish you had.

Any world-class card player will tell you, it’s not about the hand you’ve been dealt. It’s about how you play the hand. Winning the game of life requires you to focus on the cards you have and choosing what to do with them.

Any world-class card player will tell you, it’s not about the hand you’ve been dealt.

This is the deck of cards you’ve been dealt. Now you have to deal with it.

Fate is the cards you’ve been dealt in life. Destiny is what you choose to do with them and how you’ll play the game in either a real or unreal way.

The fact is, every human being is dealt a different hand in life and you can’t control the cards that someone else is holding. The more time you spend staring at someone else, the more you miss the entire point of the game. In life, you’re not playing against anyone. You’re playing with them. Someone will always have better cards than yours. And while you’ve been busy comparing yourself to everyone else, you’ve missed one of the greatest secrets in life: Other people teach you how to be a better player, and that’s how you win. It’s true, a lot of people have been dealt a “luckier” or “more successful” hand of cards. Let Them. They are going to achieve things faster. They have a leg up. They have more resources. They have more support. There is nothing you can do to change it. It’s a fact. Let Them. Because worrying about it, or making yourself feel bad, is an insult to your intelligence. You can figure out how to win. You can learn how to work with what you’ve got and start where you are and create anything you want in life.

But you will never do that if you give all of your power to this stupid and toxic habit of comparing yourself to other people. Stop it. Wishing everyone flocked to you instead of your sister at the bar, or that it was you on those European vacations, or that you were taller or had a healthier complexion, or a better job, or the wedding proposal, or more money isn’t going to make it appear. It just makes your confidence disappear. Any world-class card player will tell you, it’s not about the hand you’ve been dealt. It’s about how you play the hand. Winning the game of life requires you to focus on the cards you have and choosing what to do with them.

You think you're the only one going through tough times? Well, wake up! It's time to toughen up, own up to your life, and stop playing the victim. Look around you-there are others facing their own battles, and they're not backing down. You've been handed a chance, a real shot at turning things around in your life. Yes, you've been separated from your parents, and that's terrible, but here's the deal. In this country, you've got the freedom to build something new, to rise above the fear and chaos you left behind Don't you dare waste this golden opportunity. It's time to unleash your inner strength embrace the cards you've been dealt, and make your parents damn proud of you. Show the world what you're made of

The fact is, every human being is dealt a different hand in life and you can't control the cards that someone else is holding. The more time you spend staring at someone else, the more you miss the entire point of the gam. In life, you're not playing against anyone. You're playing with them. Someone will always have better cards than yours. And while you've been busy comparing yourself to everyone else, you've missed one of the greatest secrets in life: Other people teach you how to be a better player, and that's how you win.