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Learning, 711 Thesis (by Matshona Dhliwayo)
Learning, 711 Thesis (by Matshona Dhliwayo)
1. Knowledge exercises authority over ignorance.
2. Curiosity exercises authority over apathy.
3. Truth exercises authority over lies.
4. Caution exercises authority over recklessness.
5. Learning exercises authority over teaching.
6. Success exercises authority over failure.
7. Intelligence exercises authority over senselessness.
8. Skill exercises authority over incompetence.
9. Competence exercises authority over inexperience.
10. Facts exercise authority over opinions.
11. Excellence exercises authority over mediocrity.
12. Reason exercises authority over emotion.
13. Character exercises authority over reputation.
14. Curiosity is the accomplice of awareness.
15. Learning is the accomplice of inquiry.
16. Reason is the accomplice of understanding.
17. Discipline is the accomplice of accomplishment.
18. Innovation is the accomplice of growth.
19. Literacy is the accomplice of development.
20. Knowledge is the accomplice of learning.
21. Mastery is the accomplice of acclaim.
22. Tenacity is the accomplice of progress.
23. Education is the accomplice of success.
24. There is no higher thought than truth.
25. There is no higher truth than knowledge.
26. There is no higher knowledge than experience.
27. There is no higher experience than wisdom.
28. There is no higher wisdom than reason.
29. Learning is the answer to ignorance.
30. Education is the answer to poverty.
31. Excellence is the answer to mediocrity.
32. Schooling is the answer to illiteracy.
33. Think more.
34. Dream more.
35. Experience more.
36. Achieve more.
37. Read more.
38. Study more.
39. Learn more.
40. Apply more.
41. One who learns with intellect is intelligent,
42. one who learns with intuition is wise.
43. One who learns with the mind is intelligent,
44. one who learns with the soul is wise.
45. One who learns with discipline is intelligent,
46. one who learns with diligence is wise.
47. One who learns with patience is intelligent,
48. one who learns with humility is wise.
49. One who learns with books is intelligent,
50. one who learns with experience is wise.
51. One who learns with ambition is intelligent,
52. one who learns with curiosity is wise.
53. One who learns with honor is intelligent,
54. one who learns with grace is wise.
55. One who learns with curiosity is intelligent,
56. one who learns with caution is wise.
57. One who learns with strength is intelligent,
58. one who learns with skill is wise.
59. One who learns with passion is intelligent,
60. one who learns with mastery is wise.
61. One who learns with courage is intelligent,
62. one who learns with integrity is wise.
63. It is wiser to listen to your teachers than to ignore them.
64. It is wiser to respect to your teachers than to disrespect them.
65. It is wiser to praise to your teachers than to insult them.
66. It is wiser to embrace to your teachers than to shun them.
67. It is wiser to encourage to your teachers than to criticize them.
68. It is wiser to support to your teachers than to trouble them.
69. It is wiser to serve to your teachers than to despise them.
70. Knowledgeable students are better than ignorant ones.
71. Cautious students are better than reckless ones.
72. Humble students are better than proud ones.
73. Wise students are better than foolish ones.
74. Noble students are better than dishonorable ones.
75. Disciplined students are better than undisciplined ones.
76. Determined students are better than complacent ones.
77. Practical students are better than impractical ones.
78. Logical students are better than illogical ones.
79. Intuitive students are better than intellectual ones.
80. Factual students are better than opinionated ones.
81. Creative students are better than unimaginative ones.
82. Attentive students are better than inattentive ones.
83. Respectful students are better than disrespectful ones.
84. Intelligent students are better than senseless ones.
85. Committed students are better than uncommitted ones.
86. Diligent students are better than lazy ones.
87. Eager students are better than apathetic ones.
88. Focused students are better than unfocused ones.
89. Students who know how to manage time are
90. better than students who do not.
91. Students who know how to manage resources are
92. better than students who do not.
93. Students who know how to manage criticism are
94. better than students who do not.
95. Students who know how to manage pressure are
96. better than students who do not.
97. Students who know how to manage themselves are
98. better than students who do not.
99. Don’t ignore your teachers or your teachers will ignore you.
100. Don’t doubt your teachers or your teachers will doubt you.
101. Don’t fail your teachers or your teachers will fail you.
102. Don’t despise your teachers or your teachers will despise you.
103. Don’t disrespect your teachers or your disrespect will doubt you.
104. Don’t dishonor your teachers or your teachers will dishonor you.
105. Don’t trouble your teachers or your teachers will trouble you.
106. You don’t have to like your teachers, but respect them.
107. You don’t have to honor your teachers, but obey them.
108. You don’t have to praise your teachers, but listen them.
109. You don’t have to endorse your teachers, but learn from them.
110. Believe in yourself before you believe in your teachers.
111. Inspire yourself before you inspire your teachers.
112. Motivate yourself before you motivate your teachers.
113. Teach yourself before you teach your teachers.
114. Take care of your mindset and your mindset will take care of you.
115. Take care of your heartset and your heartset will take care of you.
116. Take care of your soulset and your soulset will take care of you.
117. Take care of yourself, never rely on anyone else to take care of you.
118. Teachers who help you today you must help tomorrow.
119. Teachers who reward you today you must reward tomorrow.
120. Teachers who lift you today you must lift tomorrow.
121. Teachers who uphold you today you must uphold tomorrow.
122. You are only as knowledgeable as your education.
123. You are only as wise as your experiences.
124. You are only as valuable as your contribution.
125. Talent benefits students more than skill.
126. Imagination benefits students more than intellect.
127. Experience benefits students more than education.
128. Reason benefits students more than emotion.
129. Wisdom benefits students more than intelligence.
130. Learn from prosperity as much as you learn from poverty.
131. Learn from death as much as you learn from life.
132. Learn from imagination as much as you learn from reality.
133. Learn from creation as much as you learn from reality.
134. Learn from intuition as much as you learn from intelligence.
135. Learn from employees as much as you learn from employers.
136. Learn from talent as much as you learn from genius.
137. Learn from trouble as much as you learn from opportunity.
138. Learn from questions as much as you learn from answers.
139. Learn from problems as much as you learn from solutions.
140. Learn from amateurs as much as you learn from professionals.
141. Learn from pupils as much as you learn from teachers.
142. Learn from the poor as much as you learn from the rich.
143. Learn from the past as much as you learn from the future.
144. Learn from the finite as much as you learn from the infinite.
145. Error hinders students more than perfection.
146. Laziness hinders students more than failure.
147. Complacency hinders students more than inexperience.
148. Fear hinders students more than obstacles.
149. Ego hinders students more than self-consciousness.
150. Ignorance hinders students more than poverty.
151. Shallowness hinders students more than illiteracy.
152. Knowledge on its worst day conquers ignorance on its best day.
153. Perfection on its worst day conquers error on its best day.
154. Reason on its worst day conquers emotion on its best day.
155. Education on its worst day conquers illiteracy on its best day.
156. Success on its worst day conquers failure on its best day.
157. Wealth on its worst day conquers poverty on its best day.
158. Excellence on its worst day conquers mediocrity on its best day.
159. Talent on its worst day conquers skill on its best day.
160. Effectiveness on its worst day conquers efficiency on its best day.
161. Practical on its worst day conquers theory on its best day.
162. Curiosity on its worst day conquers apathy on its best day.
163. Discipline on its worst day conquers complacency on its best day.
164. It is wiser to stand out than to conform.
165. It is wiser to learn than to teach.
166. It is wiser to persevere out than to quit.
167. It is wiser to lead than to follow.
168. It is wiser to work than to play.
169. It is wiser to practice than to fail.
170. It is wiser to understand than to memorize.
171. It is wiser to apply than to know.
172. It is wiser to nurture than to hinder.
173. It is wiser to advice than to flatter.
174. It is wiser to ask than to assume.
175. It is wiser to study than to fail.
176. It is wiser to listen than to speak.
177. It is wiser to do than to talk.
178. It is wiser to empower than to exploit.
179. It is wiser to begin than to quit.
180. It is wiser to demonstrate than to lecture.
181. One who learns from assumptions is intelligent,
182. one who learns from reality is wise.
183. One who learns from opinions is intelligent,
184. one who learns from facts is wise.
185. One who learns from theory is intelligent,
186. one who learns from practice is wise.
187. One who learns from adults is intelligent,
188. one who learns from children is wise.
189. One who learns from technology is intelligent,
190. one who learns from nature is wise.
191. One who learns from religion is intelligent,
192. one who learns from science is wise.
193. One who learns from books is intelligent,
194. one who learns from life is wise.
195. One who learns from friends is intelligent,
196. one who learns from enemies is wise.
197. One who learns from allies is intelligent,
198. one who learns from opponents is wise.
199. One who learns from opportunities is intelligent,
200. one who learns from obstacles is wise.
201. One who learns from success is intelligent,
202. one who learns from failure is wise.
203. One who learns from wealth is intelligent,
204. one who learns from poverty is wise.
205. One who learns from pleasure is intelligent,
206. one who learns from pain is wise.
207. One who learns from the past is intelligent,
208. one who learns from the present is wise.
209. One who learns from the finite is intelligent,
210. one who learns from the infinite is wise.
211. One who learns from the world is intelligent,
212. one who learns from the universe is wise.
213. The first teachers you met in life were:
214. your mother, hardship, and death.
215. The first mentors you met in life were:
216. your friends, family, and mentors.
217. The first lecturers you met in life were:
218. intuition, experience, and conscience.
219. The first professors you met in life were:
220. nature, books, and truth.
221. The first educators you met in life were:
222. the past, the present, and the future.
223. The first scholars you met in life were:
224. the mind, the heart, and the soul.
225. The first masters you met in life were:
226. knowledge, wisdom, and understanding.
227. Learn from friends, and you are intelligent.
228. Learn from family, and you are clever.
229. Learn from enemies, and you are wise.
230. Learn from books, and you are intelligent.
231. Learn from truth, and you are clever.
232. Learn from nature, and you are wise.
233. Learn from prosperity, and you are intelligent.
234. Learn from hardship, and you are clever.
235. Learn from death, and you are wise.
236. Learn from the past, and you are intelligent.
237. Learn from the present, and you are clever.
238. Learn from the future, and you are wise.
239. Learn from people, and you are intelligent.
240. Learn from life, and you are clever.
241. Learn from creation, and you are wise.
242. The ignorant learn from none,
243. the simple learn from some,
244. the intelligent learn from many,
245. but enlightened learn from all.
246. The arrogant learn from none,
247. the gracious learn from some,
248. the patient learn from many,
249. but the humble learn from all.
250. The disinterested learn from none,
251. the curious learn from some,
252. the keen learn from many,
253. but the disciplined learn from all.
254. The more you read,
255. the more you learn.
256. The more you learn,
257. the more you know.
258. The more you know,
259. the more you understand.
260. The more you understand,
261. the more you can grow.
262. The more you grow,
263. the more you can do.
264. The more you do,
265. the more you can achieve.
266. Reading patiently.
267. Reading attentively.
268. Reading purposefully.
269. Reading discerningly.
270. Reading patiently is better than reading indifferently.
271. Reading mentally is better than reading emotionally.
272. Reading attentively is better than reading carelessly.
273. Reading disciplinedly is better than reading negligently.
274. Reading persistently is better than reading erratically.
275. Reading discerningly is better than reading indiscriminately.
276. Reading purposefully is better than reading aimlessly.
277. Reading logically is better than reading irrationally.
278. Truth cannot lose when it bets against deceitfulness.
279. Knowledge cannot lose when it bets against unawareness.
280. Insight cannot lose when it bets against obliviousness.
281. Intellect cannot lose when it bets against shallowness.
282. Wisdom cannot lose when it bets against ignorance.
283. Education overcomes ignorance,
284. overpowers shallowness,
285. overwhelms incompetence,
286. and overthrows foolishness.
287. Knowledge is the mind’s medicine,
288. understanding is the heart’s remedy,
289. wisdom is the body’s antidote,
290. and enlightenment is the soul’s cure.
291. Resist impatience.
292. Resist deceitfulness.
293. Resist bitterness.
294. Resist ignorance.
295. Resist foolishness.
296. Resist pridefulness.
297. Resist unrighteousness.
298. Conquer laziness.
299. Subdue indifference.
300. Beat incompetence.
301. Defeat averageness.
302. Overcome fearfulness.
303. Transcend weakness.
304. Quash unproductiveness.
305. Think outside of the box.
306. Work outside of the box.
307. Dream outside of the box.
308. Succeed outside of the box.
309. The ordinary think inside of the box,
310. the extraordinary think outside of the box,
311. but genius thinks inside, outside,
312. below and above the box.
313. You are what you think.
314. You are what you desire.
315. You are what you seek.
316. You are what you believe.
317. You are what you value.
318. You are what you do.
319. You are what you master.
320. Many are those that think, few are those that reason.
321. Many are those that theorize, few are those that prove.
322. Many are those that speculate, few are those that know.
323. Many are those that assume, few are those that verify.
324. Many are those that hear, few are those that listen.
325. Many are those that preach, few are those that practice.
326. Many are those that see, few are those that observe.
327. Many are those that recall, few are those that comprehend.
328. Many are those that question, few are those that answer.
329. Many are those that entertain, few are those that educate.
330. Many are those that misguide, few are those that enlighten.
331. Many are those that lecture, few are those that demonstrate.
332. Many are those that start, few are those that finish.
333. Many are those that quit, few are those that persevere.
334. Many are those that fall, few are those that rise.
335. Many are those that compete, few are those that win.
336. Many are those that criticize, few are those that inspire.
337. Many are those that blame, few are those that pardon.
338. Many are those that condemn, few are those that console.
339. Many are those that undermine, few are those that strengthen.
340. Many are those that take, few are those that give.
341. Many are those that teach, few are those that mentor.
342. Many are those that harm, few are those that heal.
343. Many are those that doubt, few are those that believe.
344. Many are those that wish, few are those that strive.
345. Many are those that plan, few are those that prevail.
346. Many are those that lose, few are those that gain.
347. Many are those that fail, few are those that succeed.
348. Many are those that imitate, few are those that originate.
349. Many are those that innovate, few are those that invent.
350. Many are those that conceive, few are those that realize.
351. Many are those that dream, few are those that achieve.
352. Many are those that divide, few are those that unify.
353. Many are those that follow, few are those that lead.
354. Many are those that command, few are those that influence.
355. Many are those that control, few are those that guide.
356. Many are those that feel, few are those that empathize.
357. Many are those that yearn, few are those that fulfill.
358. Many are those that trust, few are those that are devoted.
359. Many are those that age, few are those that mature.
360. You don’t have to be admired, you just have to be useful.
361. You don’t have to be idolized, you just have to be helpful.
362. You don’t have to be great, you just have to be successful.
363. You don’t have to be immortalized, you just have to be beneficial.
364. You don’t have to be rich, you just have to be cheerful.
365. You don’t have to be famous, you just have to be peaceful.
366. You don’t have to be eminent, you just have to be blissful.
367. You don’t have to be powerful, you just have to be joyful.
368. You don’t have to be influential, you just have to be functional.
369. You don’t have to be worshiped, you just have to be capable.
370. You don’t have to be defied, you just have to be skillful.
371. You don’t have to be pretentious, you just have to be masterful.
372. Strive for a certificate in insight,
373. a diploma in understanding,
374. a degree in intelligence,
375. a masters in discernment,
376. and a doctorate in wisdom.
377. Endeavor for a certificate in courage,
378. a diploma in prudence,
379. a degree in discipline,
380. a masters in excellence,
381. and a doctorate in achievement.
382. Learn the rules.
383. Master the rules.
384. Respect the rules.
385. Transcend the rules.
386. Don’t limit yourself by limiting your thoughts.
387. Don’t limit yourself by limiting your desires.
388. Don’t limit yourself by limiting your experiences.
389. Don’t limit yourself by limiting your imagination.
390. Don’t limit yourself by limiting your challenges.
391. Don’t limit yourself by limiting your uniqueness.
392. Don’t limit yourself by limiting your dreams.
393. Don’t limit yourself by limiting others.
394. Don’t limit yourself by limiting yourself.
395. Don’t limit yourself by limiting anyone.
396. Imhotep never attended university,
397. but was the father of medicine.
398. Nimrod never attended military academy,
399. but was the father of conquests.
400. Noah never attended seminary,
401. but was the father of prophecy.
402. Guru Nanak never attended university,
403. but inestimable admire him.
404. Mohammed never attended university,
405. but innumerable honor him.
406. Buddha never attended university,
407. but incalculable praise him.
408. David never attended university,
409. but numberless respect him.
410. Solomon never attended university,
411. but endless celebrate him.
412. Jesus never attended university,
413. but countless worship Him.
414. Your feet may be small, but you can travel much.
415. Your hands may be little, but you can conquer much.
416. Your eyes may be tiny, but you can perceive much.
417. Your ears may be modest, but you can heed much.
418. Your head may be small, but you can think much.
419. Your heart may be little, but you can give much.
420. Your soul may be tiny, but you can love much.
421. Your life may be modest, but you can impact much.
422. You don’t need a computer if you have a brain.
423. You don’t need a television if you have an imagination.
424. You don’t need a counselor if you have a conscience.
425. You don’t need binoculars if you have eyes.
426. You don’t need a megaphone if you have a mouth.
427. You don’t need a defender if you have hands.
428. You don’t need a car if you have feet.
429. You don’t need degrees if you have talents.
430. You don’t need a job if you have potential.
431. You don’t need a career if you have inspiration.
432. You don’t need money if you have ambition.
433. You don’t need possessions if you have character.
434. You don’t need titles if you have honor.
435. You don’t need magic if you have intuition.
436. Intelligence helps you think inside of the box,
437. creativity helps you think outside of the box.
438. Intellect helps you think inside of the box,
439. imagination helps you think outside of the box.
440. Reason helps you think inside of the box,
441. intuition helps you think outside of the box.
442. Prudence helps you think inside of the box,
443. courage helps you think outside of the box.
444. Caution helps you think inside of the box,
445. optimism helps you think outside of the box.
446. Individualism helps you think inside of the box,
447. teamwork helps you think outside of the box.
448. Education helps you think inside of the box,
449. experience helps you think outside of the box.
450. Opportunities helps you think inside of the box,
451. obstacles help you think outside of the box.
452. The key to excellence unlocks the door to success.
453. The key to imagination unlocks the door to ingenuity.
454. The key to curiosity unlocks the door to discovery.
455. The key to knowledge unlocks the door to power.
456. The key to destiny unlocks the door to achievement.
457. Don’t choose a profession you can live with,
458. choose a profession you can’t live without.
459. Don’t choose a career you can live with,
460. choose a career you can’t live without.
461. Don’t choose a goal you can live with,
462. choose a goal you can’t live without.
463. Don’t choose a vision you can live with,
464. choose a vision you can’t live without.
465. Don’t choose a job you can live with,
466. choose a job you can’t live without.
467. Don’t choose a team you can live with,
468. choose a team you can’t live without.
469. Don’t choose a mentor you can live with,
470. choose a mentor you can’t live without.
471. Don’t choose a role model you can live with,
472. choose a role model you can’t live without.
473. Don’t choose a leader you can live with,
474. choose a leader you can’t live without.
475. Be the apprentice you wish to have.
476. Be the teammate you wish to have.
477. Be the employee you wish to have.
478. Be the role model you wish to have.
479. Be the leader you wish to have.
480. Be the student you wish to have.
481. Opinions will help you get inside the door,
482. facts will help you get inside the room.
483. Knowledge will help you get inside the door,
484. instincts will help you get inside the room.
485. Intelligence will help you get inside the door,
486. wisdom will help you get inside the room.
487. Degrees will help you get inside the door,
488. experience will help you get inside the room.
489. Skill will help you get inside the door,
490. excellence will help you get inside the room.
491. Competence will help you get inside the door,
492. brilliance will help you get inside the room.
493. Reputation will help you get inside the door,
494. character will help you get inside the room.
495. Endorsements will help you get inside the door,
496. results will help you get inside the room.
497. Charisma will help you get inside the door,
498. integrity will help you get inside the room.
499. Appearance will help you get inside the door,
500. reason will help you get inside the room.
501. Reading books will help you get inside the door,
502. reading people will help you get inside the room.
503. Encourage yourself.
504. Inspire yourself.
505. Guide yourself.
506. Lead yourself.
507. Educate yourself.
508. Empower yourself.
509. Know yourself to know others,
510. know others to know yourself.
511. Understand yourself to understand others,
512. understand others to know yourself.
513. Teach yourself to teach others,
514. teach others to know yourself.
515. Strengthen yourself to strengthen others,
516. strengthen others to strengthen yourself.
517. Encourage yourself to encourage others,
518. encourage others to know yourself.
519. Improve yourself to improve others,
520. improve others to know yourself.
521. Build yourself to build others,
522. build others to build yourself.
523. Develop yourself to develop others,
524. develop others to develop yourself.
525. Accept yourself to accept others,
526. accept others to accept yourself.
527. Empower yourself to empower others,
528. empower others to empower yourself.
529. Help yourself to heal others,
530. help others to heal yourself.
531. Heal yourself to heal others,
532. heal others to heal yourself.
533. Love yourself to love others,
534. love others to love yourself.
535. Focus on your thoughts, not your speech.
536. Focus on your desires, not your actions.
537. Focus on your deeds, not your fate.
538. Focus on your character, not your reputation.
539. Focus on your honor, not your popularity.
540. Focus on your intensions, not your position.
541. Focus on your opportunities, not your obstacles.
542. Focus on your destination, not your disturbances.
543. Focus on your strengths, not your weaknesses.
544. Focus on your abilities, not your insecurities.
545. Focus on your advantages, not your disadvantages.
546. Focus on your friends, not your enemies.
547. Focus on your talents, not your deficiencies.
548. Focus on your successes, not your failures.
549. Focus on your faith, not your doubts.
550. Focus on your wins, not your losses.
551. Focus on your influence, not your fame.
552. Focus on your facts, not your opinions.
553. Focus on your courage, not your conditions.
554. Focus on your blessings, not your curses;
555. and focus on your rewards, not your punishments.
556. Don’t aim for a big school, aim for a big mind.
557. Don’t aim for big muscles, aim for a big heart.
558. Don’t aim for a big church, aim for a big soul.
559. Don’t aim for a big house, aim for a big family.
560. Don’t aim for a big title, aim for a big character.
561. Don’t aim for a big car, aim for a big dream.
562. Don’t aim for a big job, aim for a big idea.
563. Don’t aim for a big star, aim for a big experience.
564. Don’t aim for a big position, aim for a big solution.
565. Don’t aim for a big office, aim for a big objective.
566. Don’t aim for a big paycheck, aim for a big career.
567. Don’t aim for big obstacles, aim for big opportunities.
568. Don’t aim for big books, aim for big understanding.
569. Don’t aim for big degrees, aim for big wisdom.
570. Don’t aim for big skills, aim for big talents.
571. Don’t aim for big wants, aim for big needs.
572. Don’t aim for big empires, aim for big charities.
573. Don’t aim for big messiahs, aim for big peace.
574. Don’t aim for big honors, aim for big service.
575. Don’t aim for big leaders, aim for big servants.
576. Don’t aim for big connections, aim for a big God.
577. Don’t aim for a big life, aim for a big experience.
578. Don’t strive to be clever, strive to be sensible.
579. Don’t strive to be mighty, strive to be amiable.
580. Don’t strive to be eminent, strive to be helpful.
581. Don’t strive to be successful, strive to be useful.
582. Don’t strive to be rich, strive to be valuable.
583. Don’t strive to be great, strive to be humble.
584. Don’t strive to teach, strive to be knowledgeable.
585. Don’t strive to preach, strive to be insightful.
586. Don’t strive to compete, strive to be impactful.
587. Don’t strive to command, strive to be resourceful.
588. Don’t strive to dominate, strive to be skillful.
589. Don’t strive to conquer, strive to be masterful.
590. If you strive to be a preacher, strive to be spiritual.
591. If you strive to be teacher, strive to be approachable.
592. If you strive to be a leader, strive to be teachable.
593. If you strive to be a warrior, strive to be thoughtful.
594. If you strive to be a commander, strive to be gentle.
595. If you strive to be a conqueror, strive to be merciful.
596. To know more learn more.
597. To learn more read more.
598. To read more study more.
599. To win more risk more.
600. To risk more do more.
601. To do more dream more.
602. To dream more live more.
603. To live more give more.
604. To give more achieve more.
605. Plan for today, and you are prudent.
606. Plan for tomorrow, and you are intelligent.
607. Plan for today and tomorrow, and you are wise.
608. Cherish hours, for they become days.
609. Value days, for they become years.
610. Treasure years, for they become decades;
611. and celebrate decades, for they become a lifetime.
612. When teachers confront you, allow them.
613. When teachers criticize you, permit them.
614. When teachers annoy you, tolerate them.
615. When teachers oppose you, debate them.
616. When teachers provoke you, challenge them.
617. When teachers encourage you, appreciate them.
618. When teachers protect you, value them.
619. When teachers help you, cherish them.
620. When teachers guide you, treasure them.
621. When teachers inspire you, revere them.
622. When teachers fail you, pardon them.
623. When teachers disappoint you, forgive them.
624. When teachers exploit you, defy them.
625. When teachers abandon you, disregard them.
626. When teachers regard you, acknowledge them.
627. When teachers accommodate you, embrace them.
628. When teachers favor you, esteem them.
629. When teachers bless you, honor them.
630. When teachers reward you, applaud them.
631. The world’s greatest teacher is pain,
632. the world’s greatest university is life,
633. The world’s greatest teacher is books,
634. the world’s greatest university is experience.
635. The world’s greatest teacher is success,
636. the world’s greatest university is failure.
637. The world’s greatest teacher is truth,
638. the world’s greatest university is existence.
639. The world’s greatest teacher is reason,
640. the world’s greatest university is reality.
641. The world’s greatest teacher is time,
642. the world’s greatest university is eternity.
643. The world’s greatest teacher is logic,
644. the world’s greatest university is nature.
645. The world’s greatest teacher is the past,
646. the world’s greatest university is the present.
647. The world’s greatest teacher is the soul,
648. the world’s greatest university is mind.
649. The world’s greatest teacher is creation,
650. the world’s greatest university is the universe.
651. Science was my university,
652. creation was my classroom,
653. knowledge was my lecturer,
654. observation was my classmate,
655. and truth was my assignment.
656. Pain was my university,
657. hardship was my classroom,
658. experience was my lecturer,
659. prudence was my classmate,
660. and illumination was my assignment.
661. Life was my university,
662. the world was my classroom,
663. reality was my lecturer,
664. common sense was my classmate,
665. and wisdom was my assignment.
666. Logic was my university,
667. libraries were my classroom,
668. understanding was my lecturer,
669. insight was my classmate,
670. and philosophy was my assignment.
671. Nature was my university,
672. the universe was my classroom,
673. reason was my lecturer,
674. curiosity was my classmate,
675. and enlightenment was my assignment.
676. I imparted dignity to children,
677. and fed them for days;
678. imparted respect,
679. and fed them for years;
680. imparted honor,
681. and fed them for a lifetime.
682. I imparted humility to children,
683. and fed them for days;
684. imparted gratitude,
685. and fed them for years;
686. imparted goodness,
687. and fed them for a lifetime.
688. I imparted kindness to children,
689. and fed them for days;
690. imparted compassion,
691. and fed them for years;
692. imparted love,
693. and fed them for a lifetime.
694. I imparted courage to children,
695. and fed them for days;
696. imparted discipline,
697. and fed them for years;
698. I imparted excellence,
699. and fed them for a lifetime.
700. I imparted principals to children,
701. and fed them for days;
702. imparted proverbs,
703. and fed them for years;
704. imparted maxims,
705. and fed them for a lifetime.
706. I imparted knowledge to children,
707. and fed them for days;
708. imparted understanding,
709. and fed them for years;
710. imparted wisdom,
711. and fed them for a lifetime
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