Quotes on Choice

QUOTES ON CHOICE

-         One of life’s difficult choices is picking the supermarket checkout line that will move the fastest. – Anonymous  


-         No one learns to make right decisions without being free to make wrong ones. – Anonymous

-         He who insists on seeing with perfect clearness before he decides never decides. – Henri Frederic Amiel

-         Procrastination is the art of keeping up with yesterday. – Don Marquis

-         Choice, not change, determines human destiny. – Anonymous

-         No wind serves him who addresses his voyage to no certain port. – Michel de Montaigne

-         What appears to be patience may be simply the inability to make a decision. – Anonymous

-         Choice is the strongest principle of growth. – George Elliot

-         The power of choice must involve the possibility of error – that is the essence of choosing. – Herbert L. Samuel

-         No choice is also a choice. – Jewish proverb

-         An individual chooses and makes himself. – Jean-Paul Sartre

-         There’s a small choice in rotten apples. – William Shakespeare

-         Making decisions is simple: get the facts; seek God’s guidance; form a judgment; act on it; worry no more. – Charles E. Bennett

-         My only difficulty is to choose or reject. – A.P. Gouthey


-         You don’t know if you should do it? I’m aware. You said that five years ago. – Ola Barnabas

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