You can drift into sin, but not into righteousness.

“When left alone, corporate cultures and values will erode over time. It can happen when companies or divisions are sold. It can happen when…

— Becca Spradlin, Lead On Mission

“(...)I decided to let myself drift with the tide, to make not the least resistance to fate, no matter in what form it presented…

— Henry Miller

“The night starts to drift in. The crimson fingers of the dyin sun bleed into gray. The first stars blink down at us. Not…

— Moira Young

The biggest part of painting perhaps is faith, and waiting receptively, content to go any way, not planning or forcing. The fear, though, is…

— Emily Carr

“Most people drift through life without devoting much conscious energy to figuring out specifically what they want and what they need to do to…

— Darren Hardy

“Failing to plan for ownership transitions often leads to disappointing exits and drift.”

— Becca Spradlin Lead On Mission

'Baazigar' was the movie which initiated my drift towards acting.

— Kartik Aaryan

People change. Feelings fade. Lovers drift. Friends leave but… Life Goes On...

— Senoraroy

“That is the germ of my great discovery. But you are wrong to say that we cannot move about in Time. For instance, if…

— H.G. Wells

“Do not drift to deviate in life for tears, instead steer with the right gear of clarity, focus, and purpose; That is where the…

— Ebinezar Gnanasekaran

“A company’s success can contribute to its financial and cultural downfall.”

— Becca Spradlin, Lead On Mission

“A pleasing loneliness, don’t doubt it, to walk where so many swam. Back & forth, under the sun. All on my own I drift,…

— David Rivard

“Faith Forward leaders set and model a higher standard in how they build their organization and culture around their core purpose. These leaders and…

— Becca Spradlin, Lead On Mission

And there’s been drift in Afghanistan over the last couple of years. That’s something that we intend to fix this.

— Barack Obama

In football you tend to drift away and on to the next job; you bump into someone after two or three years and it's…

— Steve Clarke