14 Days To A Better Inspirational Quotes
I think most people can agree that each new year, we start off strong with resolutions to do better and be better versions of ourselves. Unfortunately, we rarely ever follow through with those resolutions. We stay strong through the first few days, but slowly and surely waiver in our willpower until February comes around and we completely forget we even made a resolution. The beginning of 2016 seemed to be no different. My friend and I made a resolution to branch outside our comfort zone, get involved in our community, be more productive, and take advantage of what life has to offer. In doing so, we decided to start each day with a positive quote to carry throughout our day. Realistically, I thought we would send each messages every day for a week and then we would forget about it. Now a little over a month later, I am amazed just how a silly saying in the morning can set your perspective up for the entire day.
What is it about motivational quotes that make them so endearing? Every driven person eventually figures out that there's a whole lot of feel-good time wasters out there that suck us because they feel like work, and browsing endless lists of motivational phrases are no exception. And yet, there's hidden value in finding a concise expression that perfectly distills our own beliefs.
Quotes often feel like our own opinions making a return visit, just augmented by someone with writing talent. And the right quote at the right time can change things—words matter, and motivating phrases can encourage us to get up, overcome tough times, take action, stop procrastinating, escape our comfort zone, an
For the fifth year in a row, I've gathered a brand-new list of all of the best quotes, with one quote selected for each and every day of 2020.
This is a leap year, so we have 366 inspirational quotes and motivational quotes. (Previous years' editions are here: 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019.)
Wednesday, January 1, 2020 (New Year's Day)
"I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel."
-- Maya Angelou