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SUCCESS Quotes: Unlikely Teachers

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“I have learned silence from the talkative, tolerance from the intolerant, and kindness from the unkind; yet strangely, I am ungrateful to these teachers.”

Khalil Gibran, Lebanese poet and artist

Who or what was one unlikely teacher you’ve had? Share your teachable moments with SUCCESS. 

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6 Responses to “SUCCESS Quotes: Unlikely Teachers”

  1. It is super energizing too. I hope that you enjoy it. Thanks so much for stopping by!

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  2. Dustin says:

    You may not be grateful for the unkind, loud, or intolerant, but you can be grateful for the opportunities they have given you. Not just that you learn how not to behave, but that you are in a position to help them now.

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  3. Being an educator is not merely a job or a professional. It is a purpose.

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  4. Kent says:

    Love the quote from Napoleon Hill. Yes, when we have definiteness of purpose and passion, we wake up every morning passionately.

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  5. @presensing says:

    Experiencing serious illness and a 3-month period of incessant nervepain was a tremendous, albeit tough, teacher allowing me a total-immersion crashcourse on the inevitability of impermanence, the strength in vulnerability, tolerance, resilience, patience, healing humour, the transformative power of compassionate touch, a newfound respect for the intricacy of the human nervous system, setting emotional boundaries, personal responsibility, connection with Spirit, the importance of meaning to the human experience, the astounding power of the mind-body connection and the marvel that is Life.

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