“Yesterday ended last night. Every day is a new beginning. Learn the skill of forgetting. And move on.” ThinkingMotivationalLastsMovingNightOpportunityForgetPositivePositive ThinkingSkillsYesterdayMondayNew BeginningsLast Night Book:Have a Great Day: Daily Affirmations for Positive Living Source: Have a Great Day: Daily Affirmations for Positive Living
“Forget about sex. Just play first. Dance, sing, read to each other, breathe together - communicate. Don't count on sex to be the door to intimacy. It's the other way around: first develop intimacy skills. Then make love to enjoy them.” WayFirstsPlayTogetherSexEnjoyForgetDoorsSkillsCommunicateBreatheIntimacyMaking Love Author:Margot Anand
“When I left home, my mum said "Don't forget to write", I thought, "That's unlikely"... It's a basic skill isn't it.” WritingSaidHomeHumorFunnyLeftForgetSkillsMumUnlikely Author:Tim Vine
“One of the most highly developed skills in contemporary Western civilization is dissection: the split -up of problems into their smallest possible components. We are good at it. So good, we often forget to put the pieces back together again.” ProblemTogetherForgetPiecesCivilizationSkillsWesternContemporarySplitsSmallestComponentsBack TogetherWestern CivilizationTogether AgainBack Together AgainDissection Author:Alvin Toffler
“I think part of the bad thing is that skill is emphasized so much that a lot of people, by the time they get to Juilliard, well I think they kind of forget why they got into music in the first place and if they're performers - this is a simplification, but a lot of them are trying to win a competition and play more accurately, or better, or more beautifully, whatever can be measured, than somebody else.” PeopleIfsThinkingTryingFirstsWellsKindPlayWinningForgetSkillsCompetitionBad ThingsPerformersSimplificationJuilliard Author:Tod Machover
“and when love came to us twice and lied to us twice we decided to never love again that was fair fair to us and fair to love itself. we ask for no mercy or no miracles; we are strong enough to live and to die and to kill flies, attend the boxing matches, go to the racetrack, live on luck and skill, get alone, get alone often, and if you can't sleep alone be careful of the words you speak in your sleep; and ask for no mercy no miracles; and don't forget: time is meant to be wasted, love fails and death is useless.” IfsEnoughDiesAsksSpeakStrongSleepForgetFailingSkillsFairsDecidedMercyMiracleLuckCarefulUselessBoxingMeant To BeBe CarefulStrong EnoughLiedCan't SleepLove AgainBoxing MatchesWords You SpeakLuck And Skill Author:Charles Bukowski
“My whole life is about forgetting. It's my most valuable job skill.” WholeJobsLife IsForgetSkillsValuableWhole Life Book:Survivor: A Novel Source: Survivor: A Novel
“Do you think the ability to sleep in counts as a special skill?” I asked Dad, trying to sound torn over the decision. “Yes, list that. And don’t forget to write that you can eat an entire meal in under five minutes,” he replied. I laughed. It was true; I did tend to inhale my food. “Oh, the both of you! Why don’t you just write down that you’re an absolute heathen!” My mother went storming from the room.” ThinkingWritingTryingMotherSoundSleepAbilityDecisionForgetRoomsFiveMinutesSpecialDadSkillsAbsolutesListsMealsLaughedTornFive MinutesInhaleHeathen Author:Kiera Cass
“When a nation forgets her skill in war, when her religion becomes a mockery, when the whole nation becomes a nation of money-grabbers, then the wild tribes, the barbarians drive in... Who will our invaders be? From whence will they come?” WarWholeNationsForgetSkillsTribesMockeryBarbariansInvaders Author:Robert E. Howard
“The native American has been generally despised by his white conquerors for his poverty and simplicity. They forget, perhaps, that his religion forbade the accumulation of wealth and the enjoyment of luxury... Furthermore, it was the rule of his life to share the fruits of his skill and success with his less fortunate brothers. Thus he kept his spirit free from the clog of pride, cupidity, or envy, and carried out, as he believed, the divine decree-a matter profoundly important to him.” Has BeensImportantMatterSuccessSpiritReligionWealthWhiteForgetPoorPovertyShareDivineBrotherPrideSkillsFruitSimplicityEnvyLuxuryFortunateEnjoymentNativeNative AmericanSavagesAccumulationDespisedConquerorFree SpiritDecreeAboriginalLess Fortunate Author:Charles Alexander Eastman