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History has an author who fills time and eternity with His purpose.
— George W. Bush
What did you do with the time and talents i gave you? God's question.
— Hillary Clinton
We must use time creatively - and forever realize that the time is always hope to do great things.
— Martin Luther King, Jr.
Sometimes God allows storms to come together in such a way that they ultimately fulfill something that would never have happened otherwise.
— Beth Moore
God works all things together for your good. If the waves roll against you, it only speeds your ship towards the port
— Charles Spurgeon
Two things were impossible to him: to stand still or to move aimlessly.
— Ayn Rand
There was no action she could take against the men of undeined thought, of unnamed motives, of unstated purposes, of unspecified morality. There was nothing she could say to them - nothing would be heard or answered. What were the weapons, she thought, in a realm where reason was not a weapon any longer? It was a realm she could not enter.
— Ayn Rand
She thought that relaxation was attractive only in those for whom it was an unnatural state; then even limpness acquired purpose.
— Ayn Rand
Joy is the goal of existence, and joy is not to be stumbled upon, but to be achieved, and the act of treason is to let its vision drown in the swamp of the moment's torture.
— Ayn Rand
I want to see, real, living, and in the hours of my own days, that glory I create as an illusion! I want it real! I want to know that there is someone, somewhere, who wants it, too! Or else what is the use of seeing it, and working, and burning oneself for an impossible vision? A spirit, too, needs fuel. It can run dry.
— Ayn Rand
Your house is made by its own needs. Those others are made by the need to impress. The determining motive of your house is in the house. The determining motive of the other is in the audience.
— Ayn Rand
Since a value is that which one acts to gain and/or keep, and the amount of possible action is limited by the duration of one's lifespan, it is a part of one's life that one invests in everything one values. The years, months, days or hours of thought, of interest, of action devoted to a value are the currency with which one pays for the enjoyment one receives from it.
— Ayn Rand