“Do not wait; the time will never be “just right.” Start where you stand, and work with whatever tools you may have at your command, and better tools will be found as you go along.” Napoleon Hill
Continue reading →“If you are willing to pay the price for success, good things, even great things, can happen to you, even beyond your fondest dreams and expectations! Often we do not have even a glimpse of our potential for happiness and … Continue reading →
“The paradox of this divine tutorial also includes afflictions of some kind. Because Elder Maxwell was such a faithful student of discipleship, I draw again from him: “The very act of choosing to be a disciple . . . can … Continue reading →
“Aside from work for those we love and aside from our own privileges, brothers and sisters, the temple is a place of learning and the only place for some kinds of learning that go directly to our spirits, to our … Continue reading →
“Jesus Christ is the Way. He is Light and Life, Bread and Water, the Beginning and the End, the Resurrection and the Life, the Savior of the world, the Truth, and the Way. There is only one way to happiness … Continue reading →
The following quotes are from Richard G. Scott’s talk entitled “Acquiring Spiritual Knowledge”: “My message is centered in a statement of principle that is then illustrated by examples from the scriptures, the lives of prophets, and the crucible of personal experience. … Continue reading →
“In fact, the more we read the scriptures, the more meaningful our leaning becomes. That is because scriptural learning is cumulative. Everything we learn becomes the foundation for greater learning.” Robert D. Hales, Return, pg. 368
Continue reading →“The object of this existence is to learn, which we can only do a little at a time.” Brigham Young
Continue reading →“It is an old sectarian whim and notion, to suppose that we must not try to understand revelation. You know that when they come to something in the divine records which they do not understand, they will say—”Oh, the Lord … Continue reading →
“Many people feel they have a right to indulge themselves: eating too much, spending too much, and reveling in creature comforts. But, as one friend said, if you don’t get out of your comfort zone, you won’t learn. And if … Continue reading →
