Change Quotes

“We always welcome new year by celebrating. How many of us celebrate a new day? Without a new day, new year’s are next to impossible. Many of us don’t even care or give a moment of ourselves to a new day.

I believe, we should not just be happy for the arrival of the new year, we should also be happy for new day. Start celebrating the day, let others know the importance of the day that it beholds.”
― Dineash Choudhary

“Walls turned sideways are bridges.”
― Angela Davis

“I love the color black is because my roots run deep, and my core is strong.”
― Charlena E. Jackson, The Stars Choose Our Lovers

“You have to be very, very careful what you ask for because you just might get it, and once you get it, you regret it. Now, deal with it!”
― Charlena E. Jackson, The Stars Choose Our Lovers

“Life has a way of taking me down. I guess that’s how the stars were aligned for me. Regardless of what I do, it seems like when the stars align, they just fall from the sky, and I have to start over.”
― Charlena E. Jackson, The Stars Choose Our Lovers

“Embrace your bravery.”
― Charlena E. Jackson, The Stars Choose Our Lovers

“I never understood why people looked at loving someone of the same sex as a crime. I can’t help but think, what crime did I commit? Love? I cannot help who I love….”
― Charlena E. Jackson, The Stars Choose Our Lovers

“Let go of everything you cannot change
and everyone who is changing you.”
― Laura Chouette

“There isn’t anything in my life that is concrete. My life is never ever settled; my mind is never at ease.”
― Charlena E. Jackson, The Stars Choose Our Lovers

“If you do not remember anything else, I could be telling you wrong, but always put yourself and your needs first. Never put someone else before you—it might be selfish, but I learned when I put other people's needs before mine. I was the one who got burned. I lost my way, and I was the only one traveling an unknown road alone. I gave so much of myself and my all to be only left with nothing.”
― Charlena E. Jackson, The Stars Choose Our Lovers

“The difficult road I took alone—I kept walking, and most importantly, I kept turning the pages, and it landed me here.”
― Charlena E. Jackson, The Stars Choose Our Lovers

“Somehow I made it possible to see the reflection of footprints from just the right amount of light. I manage to see the reflection of the waves and the stars in the sky. It was delightful and humbling to the soul. It was like I was a person who was walking in someone else’s shadow—however, I pulled away and took a chance on life.”
― Charlena E. Jackson, The Stars Choose Our Lovers

“Words hurt and cause a lot of damage. Sometimes, there’s no coming back from that. It changes everything. It changes the people who love you. It changes people's relationships. Bad choices of words turn your life upside down. Sometimes there’s no coming back from what has been done.”
― Charlena E. Jackson, The Stars Choose Our Lovers

“Bad choices of words turn your life upside down. Sometimes there’s no coming back from what has been done.”
― Charlena E. Jackson, The Stars Choose Our Lovers

“What’s done is done—it happened for a reason. That doesn’t mean a person can’t change for the better. However, the person who the other person hurt has to be willing to forgive in order to make it better and for change to happen. In order for a person to forgive the other person, the other person should look back at what has happened and should be willing to live and learn from their past. Bad choices of words turn your life upside down. Sometimes there’s no coming back from what has been done.”
― Charlena E. Jackson, The Stars Choose Our Lovers

“Love is love and shouldn’t be looked at as anything less than—love.”
― Charlena E. Jackson, The Stars Choose Our Lovers

“I am finding myself as you drown me in your love. You are where I want to be. Your kiss is kissing away all of my fears. Love is all I need from you, and that will be enough.”
― Charlena E. Jackson, The Stars Choose Our Lovers

“He remembered forming his own ideas about the world, and his years as a teacher only reinforced the idea that change not only was inevitable, but usually brought its own rewards.”
― Nicholas Sparks, The Last Song

“There are moments when everything shifts, when the world becomes eerily like the kaleidoscope toy given to children, where with the turn of a cheap plastic knob everything changes, becomes different.”
― Simone St. James, The Broken Girls

“Parents often complain that their adult childhood won't let them change. Children don't want their parents to move from the home in which they grew up, or convert their old bedrooms into offices. They refuse to take their cartons out of the attic or basement and become angry at even the suggestion that their parents might show them away. We are more focused on our parents as the repositories of our childhoods, which we want to hold on to, than on the sacrifices they made for us that they might no longer want to make—such as using their own bedroom or the dining rooms as an office so we could have a bedroom.”
― Deborah Tannen, I Only Say This Because I Love You: How the Way We Talk Can Make or Break Family Relationships Throughout Our Lives

“I wonder why people will not allow people to be happy. We should be able to love who we want to love.”
― Charlena E. Jackson, The Stars Choose Our Lovers

“You are responsible for overcoming guilt by rising above it, by growing beyond yourselves, by changing for the better.”
― Viktor E. Frankl, Man’s Search for Meaning

“Don't lose hope. You never know what tomorrow might change.”
― Laura Chouette

“Oh, what a difference a few months can make!”
― A.D. Aliwat, In Limbo

“Internet culture can change so quickly.”
― A.D. Aliwat, In Limbo

“There is no change in people, we only evolve through self-discovery or devolve when ego takes control.”
― Mihail Militaru

“People do not change. They only find themselves.”
― Mihail Militaru

“Songs are funny things. They can slip across borders. Proliferate in prisons. Penetrate hard shells. I always believed that the right song at the right moment could change history.”
― Pete Seeger

“If more people spoke up, perhaps things might change.”
― Barack Obama, Dreams from My Father: A Story of Race and Inheritance

“If you want to know why you are unhappy, look to the world around you, and if you want to change how you feel, look to see if the world can be changed. As an individual, this is just about all you can do.”
― David Smail, How to Survive without Psychotherapy