Darius Foroux Quotes

I’ve used nothing but my thoughts to live a happier, healthier, wealthier, and more meaningful life.

If a book gives you only one good piece of advice, it’s already worth your time.

if you want to climb the corporate ladder, you have to form alliances, be strategic, outperform your targets, and be great at what you do.

If we want to think straight at all times, we must stay grounded, look at facts, listen to other people’s perspectives, and only then draw practical conclusions.

You can’t expect to get output (purpose) without input.

One thing we have to remind ourselves is that the people who think they know everything are the biggest losers in life.

Always double check. Small things can become big things. And don’t play favors.

You can’t convince people to adopt your beliefs (we’ll get to that later). Just listen to them. But always do your own thing.

Yeah, yeah, you have the memory of an elephant. Or you’re so smart that you remember everything, right? WRONG. Not writing down your thoughts, ideas, tasks, etc, is stupid. Why? Because you’re wasting a lot of brain power when you rely on your memory. When you write everything down, you can use your brainpower for other things. Like solving problems. That’s actually useful and advances your career.

Very little is needed to make a happy life; it is all within yourself, in your way of thinking.

You recharge your phone when it runs out of juice. You refill your gas tank when you’re running on empty. But sometimes, you forget to take a break and recharge your most precious possession: Your body (and the brain that’s inside of it).

Never complain. Another one is: Read and exercise every day. And: Close the day every evening by setting your next day’s priorities.

And many philosophers argue that the quality of your thoughts determine the quality of your life.

if you want to improve anything in life, you must measure it first.

His most important idea is that we should question the source of our beliefs, not the belief itself. Because most of our beliefs are based on our or other people’s perception.