Motivational Quotes

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 “The most important thing in life is to stop saying ‘I wish’ and start saying ‘I will’. Consider nothing impossible then treat possibilities as probabilities.”

 Charles Dickens


This quote brings the power of proactive thinking and determination in achieving our goals in life. It contrasts two mindsets: one that dreams without action and one that commits to making dreams a reality.


“The most important thing in life is to stop saying ‘I wish’ and start saying ‘I will’” underscores the transition from passive to active. By saying "I wish" signifies a desire without a plan, an acknowledgment of what could be, but with no steps towards achieving it. It's a passive stance that leaves one's aspirations within the realm of fantasy. On the contrary, saying "I will" is a declaration of intent and commitment. It exhibits a proactive stance, implying that the individual is prepared to move toward their objective with specific activities. This change in vocabulary represents a mental shift from hoping for the best to acting on it.

The next part, “Consider nothing impossible then treat possibilities as probabilities,” strengthens this proactive mentality even further. We may envision countless possibilities when we don't consider anything to be impossible. This is not to say that actual constraints should be disregarded; rather, it is to hold fast to the hope that achievement is still possible in spite of setbacks. We change our perspective from one of pure chance to one of expectancy and preparedness when we perceive possibilities as probabilities. It all comes down to anticipating opportunities and being ready for them.


Collectively, these quotes support living a life of empowerment. They exhort us to understand that every obstacle can be overcome, to consider achievement as an expected result rather than a far-off possibility, and to pursue active goals in place of passive longing. This way of thinking develops resilience and optimism in addition to encouraging personal development and success. The remark is essentially a call to action, imploring us to convert our hopes into pledges and our possibilities into chances in order to realize our aspirations.

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