Franklin's inspirational quotes

1. Put the shackles of others against you in the dust; and engrave the grace of others on you on the marble.

2. At the age of twenty, the dominance is the will. At the age of thirty, it is wit. At the age of forty, it is judgement.

3. Lazy, like rust, can consume the body more than labor, and the keys that are often used are always shiny.

4. The most difficult emotion to suppress is pride, and although you try to cover up and struggle to fight it, it still exists. Even if I can believe that I have completely overcome it, I am likely to be proud of my humility.

5. I have never seen an early, diligent, cautious, honest person complaining about bad fate; good character, good habits, and strong will are not defeated by the hypothesis of so-called fate.

6. The farmer standing is nobler than the gentleman who is kneeling.

7. Money does not belong to the person who owns it, but only to those who enjoy it.

8. A profligate person is equivalent to pledgeing his future.

9. People who want to influence the world must first be able to control themselves.

10. What needs to be done tomorrow, it is best to start now.

11. A loss can be quickly remedied, but a failure can never be remedied.

12. Despair destroys some people, and arrogance destroys many people.

13. Bad habits know that they are ugly, so they often wear masks.

14. Use your money for things that are good for you. Don't spend a penny.

15. Honesty and diligence should be your permanent companion.

16. Loyalty and honesty: Don't say that lies that are harmful to people are consistent.

17. If you fail, you may stand up again; if you lose your faith, you may never recover.

18. Good attitudes are about the relationship between business and society, just as oil is as important to machines.

19. If you have one, open your mind: don't be upset about the unpleasant trivialities, pessimistic disappointment.