Unused Motivational Quotes

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My mother named me Vivia Perpetua because she believed naming me after some long-dead, mostly forgotten saint would motivate me to spend my life collecting unused eyeglasses for the blind or doling out mosquito netting to malaria-plagued Africans. Not that there is anything wrong with those efforts, but please." Vivia in Faking It
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Leah Marie Brown (Faking It (It Girls, #1))
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We assent to wifedom because we are so used to having someone to blame and so unused to freedom. We prefer self-punishment to the conquest of our fears. We prefer our anger to our freedom. If women were totally conscious of the part of themselves that gives away power to men, the prediction of victory might prove true. But we are far from this self-knowledge. And we move further and further away as we retreat from the psychoanalytic model of the self. As long as we disclaim the importance of unconscious motivations, of the existence of the unconscious itself, we cannot root out the slave in ourselves. Freedom is hand to love. Freedom takes away all the excuses.
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Erica Jong (Fear of Fifty: A Midlife Memoir)
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People should forgive me, as an old philologist who cannot prevent himself from maliciously setting his finger on the arts of bad interpretation โ€• but that "conformity to nature" which you physicists talk about so proudly, as if โ€• it exists only thanks to your interpretation and bad "philology"โ€• it is not a matter of fact, a "text." It is much more only a naively humanitarian emendation and distortion of meaning, with which you make concessions ad nauseam to the democratic instincts of the modern soul! "Equality before the law everywhere โ€• in that respect nature is no different and no better than we are": a charming ulterior motive, in which once again lies disguised the rabble's hostility to everything privileged and autocratic, as well as a second and more sophisticated atheism. Ni dieu, ni maรฎtre [neither god nor master] โ€• that's how you want it, and therefore "Up with natural law!" Isn't that so? But, as mentioned, that is interpretation, not text, and someone could come along who had an opposite intention and style of interpretation and who would know how to read out of this same nature, with a look at the same phenomena, the tyrannically inconsiderate and inexorable enforcement of power claims โ€• an interpreter who set right before your eyes the unexceptional and unconditional nature in all "will to power," in such a way that almost every word, even that word "tyranny," would finally appear unusable or an already weakening metaphor losing its force โ€• as too human โ€• and who nonetheless in the process finished up asserting the same thing about this world as you claim, namely, that it has a "necessary" and "calculable" course, but not because laws rule the world but because there is a total absence of laws, and every power draws its final consequence in every moment. Supposing that this also is only an interpretation โ€•and you will be eager enough to raise that objection?โ€• well, so much the better.
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Friedrich Nietzsche (Beyond Good and Evil)
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Terrorism is defined by the Department of Defense as โ€œthe unlawful use of violence or threat of violence, often motivated by religious, political, or other ideological beliefs, to instill fear and coerce governments or societies in pursuit of goals that are usually political.โ€ This definition is unusable, however, because it is immediately obvious that it would render the United States a terrorist state. George W. Bush, who unlawfully used violence, motivated by ideological beliefs, to coerce societies in pursuit of political goals, would indisputably be one of the worldโ€™s leading terrorists. Likewise the respected statesman Henry Kissinger and the Nobel Peace Prize winner Barack Obama.
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Noam Chomsky (The Myth of American Idealism: How U.S. Foreign Policy Endangers the World)
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Unused tools are the greatest curse for the mankind
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Udai Yadla
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Wasted Talent Is All Your Unused Potential - Don't Waste Yours!
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eugene g. swiss thomas
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Unused talents and gifts fade, but self motivation empowers you to maximise your abilities and ensuring you make the most of the talents and gifts you possess. Self motivation blossoms your talent.
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Adeleke Aishat - Tashia