Best 737 quotes in «losing quotes» category

You can still be cool when you’re dead. In fact, it’s much easier, because you aren’t getting old and fat and losing your hair.

You can't blame your opponents for applying a strategy that beats your brains out with regularity.

You can't embrace your whole life if you're shut down. I found out that I can't just run away and shut down. I'm losing the rest of my life doing that.

You can't give up in any game, even if you are losing.

You could do with losing a little bit of weight.

You do not stop losing power by refusing to recognize your fear, by anesthetizing yourself to what you feel. The road to authentic power is always through what you feel through your heart.

You don't spend most of your life in other people's heads without losing every prejudice you ever had.

You don't think the losing is ever going to end, but when it does end, you get to enjoy it and keep working with it and keep getting it better, and that's where we are.

You could be winning and feel like you're losing because the scorecard you're using is unfair.

You have extreme poverty and high crime and you have to admit that the governance of the Kabul regime has been poor and has been losing its popular legitimacy. You have a corrupt police force, not to mention homelessness, joblessness. The problems are huge.

You got to choose between tightening your belt or losing your pants.

Youll come to see that a man learns nothing from winning. The act of losing, however, can elicit great wisdom. Not least of which is how much more enjoyable it is to win. Its inevitable to lose now and again. The trick is not to make a habit of it.

You need to become a winner to go beyond winning and losing.

You probably have started losing touch with humility when your friends start avoiding you without telling you why.

You start losing a client the moment you get it.

You get so afraid of failure and so afraid of losing and so afraid of not being the best that it's not a natural drive - it's born out of fear of failure. Which helps in Hollywood.

You have to be careful that in giving energy, you do not allow yourself to be excessively drained or used.

You learn more from losing than winning. You learn how to keep going.

You need to constantly examine your life, inner and outer, to see where you are losing and gaining power.

You need to shelter yourself from the abrasive forces of life that drain you and keep you in a lower state of mind.

You never fully get over [losing a presidential campaign]. But I've had a good life. I've enjoyed myself 90 percent of the time.

Your ability to be a winner 100 percent of the time is based upon giving up the notion that losing at anything is equivalent to being a loser.

You want to remain hungry and stay in a good place as a competitor; at the same time, you want to be confident but not cocky. You have to realize that you can lose. We have to stay hungry, because losing is the worst thing that can happen now. That's a road we don't want to go down.

A fear of losing, of failure is a fear of success.

A winner has more skills than a loser," Vor said, "no matter how you define the competition.

A heroic, losing battle! I'm tired of brave men who die. There's nothing pretty about losing.

And that," said Bean, "is why losing is a much more powerful teacher than winning.

A person who buys excuses will soon attempt to sell them to others.

Armored against love, for fear of loving too much, and losing.

As cliché as it might sound, I'd rather lose than win by cheating. The latter is a much deeper, more personal loss in that one is admittedly whispering to himself his lack of competence. His cheating then begets more cheating, as he is ever-privately, ever-subconsciously insulting himself; thus, gradually deteriorating any remaining confidence.

A true friend does not make you win by making you the winner to the detriment of the true winner. He makes sure that you become a loser, not because he likes the way you fail, but to enlighten you on how it feels to be treated that way and to demonstrate that love and respect are not exclusive.

Because there is no fucking consolation- No consolation for not winning- That’s irreplaceable.

Because of love, of course. The more you love something, the harder it is to lose.

Being a good loser helps build character, provides valuable lessons, and helps you become mentally prepared for your next challenge.

Cheaters deal from the bottom of the deck, and still lose.

BLESSINGS ARE IMMEASURABLE You can Lose a child Or a parent, The love of your life, A good job, A game, A deal, A bet, An idea, Your favorite thing, Money, Your best friend, A moment, An opportunity, A chance, Your keys, Your mind, Your health, Your identity, Your virginity, Your religion, Your shirt, Your license, ID or Passport, Phone or phone number, Hope, Faith, Luck, Your pride, Or your house, And feel like You've lost everything, And keep on losing. Stop Counting losses And start counting your blessings. Only then, Will you discover that losses Are easier to point out And count Than blessings, And that blessings Outnumber your losses For they are truly Immeasurable. It is only normal that People count losses with Their minds, And ignore To count blessings With the graciousness Of their hearts.

Broken doesn't mean we're valued any less, it just means we've loved someone so much and so fiercely that losing them feels like we've lost part of ourselves.

Do not be ashamed to make a temporary withdrawal from the field if you see that your enemy is stronger than you; it is not winning or losing a single battle that matters, but how the war ends.

Computer = Nothing more than the doze which was killing your social skills slowly by making you doing stuff… which weren't as social as they supposed to be.

Deal with your wins and losses alike. With tequila, lemon and a pinch of salt.

Do no be ashamed to make a temporary withdrawal from the field if you see that your enemy is stronger than you; it is not winning or losing a single battle that matters, but how the war ends.

Estaba feliz de haber perdido todo.

Enjoy without injury, live without loss.

Even betting against myself, I could always find a way to lose.

Everybody dies. It’s no risk to lose your life. You knew it was lost from the beginning.

Even when you think you're winning, you're always one moment away from losing everything.

Except in a very few matches, usually with world-class performers, there is a point in every match (and in some cases it's right at the beginning) when the loser decides he's going to lose. And after that, everything he does will be aimed at providing an explanation of why he will have lost. He may throw himself at the ball (so he will be able to say he's done his best against a superior opponent). He may dispute calls (so he will be able to say he's been robbed). He may swear at himself and throw his racket (so he can say it was apparent all along he wasn't in top form). His energies go not into winning but into producing an explanation, an excuse, a justification for losing.

Every time when i went in search on something special for my life, I always lost more than I could get. I lost the ones who were special but I only realized when it's too late.

Fear is no crime. But acting from fear is. Know that you're going to lose everything one day, whether you fear to lose it or not.

Fighting a losing battle is as good as tucking in stones in your pockets, jumping in a dam and hoping to float.