Psychology Quote by Oxford University Press

Don't change horses in midstream

— Proverb

Never change horses in midstream.

— Abraham Lincoln

“There are a lot of reasons horses don’t do what we’d like them to do. They have their own opinions and agenda. Like CB…

— Barbara Morgenroth

“Work with the horse, not against him. Always listen to what the horse is trying to say. And always think for yourself.”

— Mark Rashid

“It is not best to swap horses while crossing the river.”

— Abraham Lincoln

“The purpose is to get across; change horses mid-stream if necessary.”

— Haresh Sippy

“Speak your mind, but ride a very fast horse!!”

— John Wain

“Whether it is life or a horse that throws you, get right back on.”

— Gayle Lampe

“The horse does of two things. He does what he thinks he's supposed to do, or he does what he thinks he needs to…

— Ray Hunt

“So I suggest you cut the cackle and come to the horses.”

— Agatha Christie

“You could tell a horse everything, and it wouldn't judge you or condemn you or think you stupid. A horse had no opinion at…

— Adele Geras

“Not with this horse,”

— George R.R. Martin