Frank Sonnenberg, Follow Your Conscience: Make A Difference In Your Life & In The Lives Of Others Quotes
A lie repeated many times doesn’t change the truth.
You’ll never learn anything or impress anyone by making excuses and diverting blame.
We can’t expect others to abandon their values any more than we would forsake our own.
No one has the right to force his or her way of life on anyone else.
Actions Matter: Do As I Do. Not As I Say.
Make a life while making a living.
It’s easy to tune out your critics, but difficult to turn off your conscience.
Listen to your conscience. You have to live with yourself for the rest of your life.
If someone chooses to live a certain way, and it doesn’t infringe on anyone’s freedom, it’s their choice to make.
Everything has a price, but not everything should be for sale.
Dreams, unlike eggs, don’t hatch from sitting on them.
Values are like a pilot’s flight plan . . . without them you’re flying blind.
Always give everything 110 percent. It's the extra 10 percent that everyone remembers.
Respect is priceless. Earn it every day!
Paradise is not a place, it’s a state of mind.
If you’re not proud of what you do, you’re not done.
Moral character is the DNA of success and happiness.
When you tell a lie, everything that you say in the future may be treated as suspect.
The truth is not what it seems, but what it is.
Always tell the truth –– or the truth will tell on you. Honest.
Hate is a cancer on one’s soul.
While toxic food is bad for your health and well-being, so are negative and unethical people.
Trust takes a long time to develop, but can be lost in the blink of an eye.
Sadly, some folks don’t live . . . they merely exist.
When you compete against yourself, you both win.
Courageous people run toward the problem rather than away from it.
Courageous people know that old ways of doing things shouldn’t stand in the way of a better solution.
Fair-minded people earn the respect of their colleagues rather than demanding it.
Real leaders focus resources in areas that provide the greatest opportunity rather than making across-the-board decisions.
Courageous people know that saying ‘no’ to one idea enables them to say ‘yes’ to another.
When you master the basics, and execute them well, there’s no need to worry about the score.