Quotes About Development

Tekanan adalah kondisi yang bisa membentuk seseorang.

Teka-teki, sebelum terpecahkan, mampu menghalangi banyak hal. Perubahan, salah satunya.

Penciumanlah jendela indrawi pertama yang terbentuk di janin, yang paling kuat terhubung ke memori dan emosi dibandingkan indra lainnya.

I've always felt that technology can be used to our benefit and should be used to our benefit.

But it is your self that must constantly be transforming. You cannot bring the same stale self to the world and expect the world to be new for you.

todo aquello a lo que prestas atención, crece.

the cerebral cortex that has grown enormously over the last few millennia, overshadowing the ancient, instinctive lower brain.

ir un poco más allá.

no tenemos una «configuración inflexible». Nuestro cerebro es increíblemente adaptable; el maravilloso proceso de la neuroplasticidad te da la capacidad, gracias a tus pensamientos, sentimientos y acciones, de desarrollarte en cualquier dirección que elijas.

Within everyone is the seed of creativity that can grow in any direction. Nothing limits us except ourselves, for the truest aspect of each person is unbounded potential.

done, in any of the following ways:

Everyone has already received God's greatest gift - the potential to grow.

I'm a process" sounds strange to most people, but let's examine the science that supports this answer.

The forces that will drive the whole world to become rich are temperate self-interest and temperate governance. As Adam Smith put it in 1755, "Little else is requisite to carry a state to the highest degree of opulence from the lowest barbarism, but peace, easy taxes, and a tolerable administration of justice; all the rest being brought about by the natural course of things.

Humanomics doesn't give up on science. On the contrary, it yields the best scientific explanation of how we got rich, 1800 to the present, and how the whole world soon will, and it gives us, too, a reason to be good.

The economy, like science or art, is more like an organism growing uncertainly toward the light than a steel machine repeating exactly today and tomorrow what it did yesterday.

the much-maligned "capitalism" has raised the real income per person of the poorest since 1800 not by 10 percent or 100 percent, but by over 3,000 percent.

The way to help the poor, in short, is to let the Great Enrichment proceed by commercially tested betterment, as it has widely since 1800 and especially in the past forty years.

The big economic story of our times is not the Great Recession of 2007–2009, unpleasant though it was. Now it's over. The big story is that the Chinese in 1978 and then the Indians in 1991 began to adopt liberal ideas in their economies, and came to welcome creative destruction.

The left in its worrying routinely forgets this most important secular event since the invention of agriculture—the Great Enrichment of the last two centuries—and goes on worrying and worrying, like the little dog worrying about his bone in the Travelers Insurance advertisement on TV, in a new version every half generation or so.

Every star was once darker than the night, before it awoke.

Our desire to say more grows bigger and what to say about it, except that saying is not always about saying, growing is not always about growing.

The world contained in a seed is determined by its program.

We built tall buildings, but we have not become any taller.