Peaks And Valleys Spencer Johnson Quotes

You Change Your Valley Into A Peak When You Find And Use The Good That Is Hidden In The Bad Time.

You Create A Peak When You Truly Follow Your Sensible Vision. Your Fear Fades And You Become More Peaceful And Successful.

Bruised and bleeding, he picked himself up and continued on. Eventually, he found a new path.

The Most Common Reason You Leave A Peak Too Soon Is Arrogance, Masquerading As Confidence. The Most Common Reason You Stay In A Valley Too Long Is Fear, Masquerading As Comfort.

Your ego can make you arrogant on the Peak, and fearful in the Valley. It keeps you from seeing what is real. Your ego distorts the truth.

I enjoyed the feeling that comes with becoming a better person.

It Is Natural For Everyone Everywhere To Have Peaks And Valleys At Work And In Life.

The Path Out Of The Valley Appears When You Choose To See Things Differently.

The Most Common Reason You Leave A Peak Too Soon Is Arrogance, Masquerading As Confidence. The Most Common Reason You Stay In A Valley Too Long Is Fear, Masquerading As Comfort.

when you put your ego aside, you are more likely to leave a Valley sooner.

Avoid Believing Things Are Better Than They Really Are When You Are On A Peak, Or Worse Than They Really Are When You Are In A Valley. Make Reality Your Friend.

Be prepared to stay in a peak longer. Don’t come to the mountain without a jacket.

When you are in a peak, your ego makes you see things as better than they really are. And in a valley, it makes you see things worse than they really are. It makes you think a peak will last forever; and it makes you fear a valley will never end. The most common reason you leave a peak too soon is arrogance, masquerading as confidence. The most common reason you stay in a valley too long is fear. Masquerading as comfort.

The path out of the valley appears when you choose to see things differently

You Get Out Of A Valley Sooner When You Manage To Get Outside Of Yourself: At Work, By Being Of Greater Service, And In Life, By Being More Loving.

You Cannot Always Control External Events, But You Can Control Your Personal Peaks And Valleys By What You Believe And What You Do.

you do not learn in a Valley, you can become bitter. If you truly learn something valuable, you can become better. But if that was true, what was it that he needed

In one job, his boss always seemed to criticize him for what he did wrong and never noticed all the things he did right.

Who is to say where the highest part of a valley ends and the lowest part of a peak begins. The key, is not only to see that they are connected and also how they are connected. The errors of todays good times, create tomorrows bad times. The wise things you do in todays bad times, create tomorrows good times.

If you learn from valleys you become better. If you don’t, you become bitter.