Quotes About Flexibility

If you keep seeing events and others through your existing lens you would miss out on the new possibility. Sometimes, reality!!!

It's best not to get settled on things being a certain way, I realized. Life had a funny way if interrupting your plans.

Life: sometimes the man on the saddle, sometimes the saddle on the man.

Strength ebbed and flowed, but brittle would break.

There is nothing so expensive, really, as a big, well-developed, full-bodied preconception.

Don't expect life to serve you what you expect. Just enjoy the buffet.

Change leads to growth. Resistance leads to rigidity. Rigidity leads to ...

Organizing looks different to everyone because we all have different needs and so is our life's outcomes.

Like your tastebuds, desires and goals are ever-changing. What used to work, might not do it for you anymore. The question is: Do you have the guts to do something about it?

Life is all about change. If it were static, think about how boring it would be. You can't be afraid of it, and you can't worry that you'll mess things up.

Bending according to circumstances in not weakness, it's wisdom.

You can't take anything in life WAY too seriously...Even the serious stuff!

It's ok to think the way you think, just as long as you respect that it's not the only way.

Life is what happens to us while we are making other plans.

One of the advantages of being disorganized is that one is always having surprising discoveries.

If you are open to change and welcome surprise, you know the secret of creativity and the secret of life.

It's true that we don't handle things or we don't know about the future but to prepare our life in the most unexpected way won't hurt us.

Sometimes life will give you ups and downs, but it's up to you to take them as they come.

Life is full of challenges thus that you spend Get used to it

Without a flexible, immediately available, highly regulated stress response, we would die. Remember, the brain is the world's most sophisticated survival organ. All

One can make a day of any size.

The great danger of maturation is calcification.

In a world that is constantly changing, there is no one subject or set of subjects that will serve you for the foreseeable future, let alone for the rest of your life. The most important skill to acquire now is learning how to learn.

The need to adapt is nothing new; after all, Benjamin Franklin said, "When you are finished changing, you are finished." What is new is how often we need to change, the pace at which we need to move, and the complexity and volatility of the context in which we are operating.