US Moinuddin Quotes

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US Moinuddin, Indian Author, Educationist, Motivational Speaker, Environmentalist



“We are powerful beyond our imagination and most of our potential diminishes because of our inability to choose the right kind of thoughts.”
                                 — US Moinuddin 

“Spread happiness wherever you go. All it requires is a genuine smile and some pleasing words.”
                                  — US Moinuddin

“The young man says, “Old fool doesn’t know much.” The old man says, “Young fool needs much to learn.””
                               — US Moinuddin
                         
“The more you resist change the harder your life becomes. The moment you begin to accept change, the better you feel.”
                                           — US Moinuddin

“If people can learn tolerance, overcome pettiness, fanaticism and superstition a society can achieve greatness.”
                                     — US Moinuddin
“Nature doesn’t discriminate any person; success comes bountiful to the person who works hard.”

                             — US Moinuddin

“ We all dream, some during the day and some during the night, but people who dream during the day are powerful, for it is they who can change the scenario of the world, for it is they who believe in a change, for it is they who believe things can happen, and for it is they who can make them happen.”
                           — US Moinuddin

“One may appear encouraging to people who are lesser than him, but his strength as a person is depicted when he encourages a person who is better than him without feeling threatened.”
                        — US Moinuddin

“Never underestimate your companions. Great ideas can come from the least expected sources.”

                                    — US Moinuddin

“What you are today is the result of the decisions you made till this moment. If your life is desirable, congratulations. If not, it is never too late to make your future decisions right.”
                                     — US Moinuddin


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