Famous quotes from the President of the United States

1. The wheel of history is spinning, and every second is precious and meaningful.

2. What really matters to a person is not his background, his skin color, his race, or his religious beliefs, but his character.

3. When you are at the bottom of your life, it will be so dazzling to see you at the top.

4. Always do your best, never be discouraged, never underestimate yourself, and always remember that others may hate you, but those who hate you will not win unless you They are too, and in that case, you will destroy yourself.

5. A leader must not only make the right decision about what should be done, but also be able to persuade others to do it.

6. The road to victory is circuitous. Like a mountain town, this road sometimes turns back and then stretches forward; like a mountain trail, those who walk this road need patience and perseverance. He who rests on the roadside when he is tired will not win.

7. When someone scolds you, don’t scold you back. When you scold you back, you will destroy yourself.

8. Facts have proved that everyone has unlimited potential. Many times, what we lack is just a spirit of self-exploration.

9. You must learn to survive failure, so that you can develop your character.

10. All pain helps us move forward, no matter how much we hate it at the time. What fate gives us is not the wine of disappointment, but the cup of opportunity. So let us seize our destiny without fear and with joy.

11. Adversity can defeat the weak and create the strong!

12. If you want to do everything well, you won’t be able to do the really important things well.

13. Theorists like to look at power abstractly. Leaders know better, and power confronts them with reality. Professors can run into absurdly difficult subject areas, but those who hold power must keep their eyes firmly on conclusions, impacts, and effects, and they must deal with specific problems.

14. Great leadership is a unique art form that requires both superior strength and extraordinary imagination.

15. The most eloquent people are often the most superficial in thought. When making decisions for people who may become leaders, a reliable rule is: talk less and think more.