Expats Quote by Steve Douglas Download Open image ““Your future is always more valuable than today, the sooner you realise that the better”” — Steve Douglas ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 3.4 out of 5 (8 ratings) Copy quoteShare Expats Financial planning Future plans Future-inspirational Planning Time
“Dont rely on yesterday, and never think too much of the future, but make today a happy moment of your life, and this will… — Kwame Boakye Copy Share Image
“The future when it comes, is just like the present. The present is all you have and the opportunity of the present is worth… — William J. Reilly, Ph.D Copy Share Image
“The future is always unknown. Live your own life. Live in the moment. Live so well in the present, so that when tomorrow never… — Lailah Gifty Akita Copy Share Image
“The more the future occupies your mind, the less the present time will occupy your life!” — Mehmet Murat ildan Copy Share Image
“ The only way to bring the future closer is to make the BEST of the NOW. ” — Bill Harvey Copy Share Image
“You are more than your mistakes. You are more than your past. The present might be rough, but the future is always bright as… — K. Weikel Copy Share Image
“The less you indulge yourself now, the more you can indulge yourself in the future, when you have made your fortune.” — Elizabeth Gilbert Copy Share Image
“Everything in life is possible, so better focus on your future so that at the end you can grant a better life for all” — K.C Mathobela Copy Share Image
“Time is your only enemy, it disappears very quickly and never gives you a second chance.” — Steve Douglas Copy Share Image
“Random acts of kindness show that even amidst the hustle and bustle, Paris inhabitants are more welcoming that their reputation gives them credit for.” — Vicki Lesage Copy Share Image
“The loneliness of the arab is a terrible thing; it is all consuming. It is already present like a little shadow under the heart when he lays his head on his mother's lap; it threatens to swallow him whole when he leaves his own country, even though he marries and travels and talks to friends twenty-four hours a day. That… — Diana Abu-Jaber Copy Share
“When you grow up in middle America you are inculcated from the earliest age with the belief - no, the understanding - that America is the richest and most powerful nation on earth because God likes us best. It has the most perfect form of government, the most exciting sporting events, the tastiest food and amplest portions, the largest cars,… — Bill Bryson Copy Share
Hemingway is a baby when he turns up in Paris, but he's an ambitious baby. And he has the talent. And he's there to… — Lesley M. M. Blume Copy Share Image
“The white façades of the villas and apartment houses were like blocks of time that had crystallised beside the road.” — J.G. Ballard Copy Share Image
For me making friends with locals is hard, mostly because my lack of Vietnamese language skills and being retired I have limited access to… — Doug Rice Copy Share Image
“Now you're being sentimental, Marija. You shouldn't waste your pity on machines! If you want to pity someone, pity the poor guestworker who's chucked out of the territory when they build a robot to do his job! Pity the janitors, the nightwatchmen, the dustcart drivers. My God, even the whores have been put out of business now! We live in… — Chris Beckett Copy Share
“He was just one of those people ... one of a thousand expats who'd dragged their unhappiness to the other side of the world,… — Jon Courtenay Grimwood Copy Share Image
“I was supposed to stay for 3 months. But I think I always knew I would stay a little longer, despite the crazy Frenchies.… — Vicki Lesage Copy Share Image
“It’s that moment about two months in, when you think you’ve finally got a handle on the place. Suddenly it feels within your grasp.… — Lily King Copy Share Image
“...most seamen lead, if one may so express it, a sedentary life. Their minds are of the stay-at-home order… In the immutability of their… — Joseph Conrad Copy Share Image
“After a year or two, the long term expats won’t see the beggars the same way. After a year or two, the cheeky young… — Craig Hodges Copy Share Image