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āIf somebody offers you an amazing opportunity but you are not sure you can do it, say yes ā then learn how to do it later!ā
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āAs soon as something stops being fun, I think itās time to move on. Life is too short to be unhappy. Waking up stressed and miserable is not a good way to live.ā
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āMy motto is, 'Never do anything if it means you can't sleep at night.' It's a good rule to follow.ā
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āWe all need our own space and it's good to pause and do nothing. It gives us time to think. It recharges our bodies as well as our minds. ā
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āFun is at the core of the way I do business. It has been the key to it all from the start. I see no reason to change it.ā
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āIf you challenge yourself, you will grow. Your life will change. Your outlook will be positive. Itās not always easy to reach your goal but thatās no reason to stop. Say yourself āI can do it. Iāll keep on trying until I win.āā
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'I know you've learned a lesson, Ricky. Don't cry over spilled milk. We've got to get on and deal with this head on.'
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āSome you win and some you lose. Be glad when you win. Donāt have regrets when you lose. Never look back. You canāt change the past. I try to learn from it.ā
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āIf you don't have the right experience to reach your goal, look for another way in.ā
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āYou don't learn to walk by following rules. You learn by doing, and by falling over.āĀ
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The Spanish painter, Salvador Dali, had a unique way to savour the moment. When he was bored with life, he would walk in his cliff-top garden. He would pick a perfect peach, and hold it in his hand to admire its golden skin. He would sniff it. The warm perfume would fill his senses. Then he would take a single bite. His mouth would fill with luscious juice. He would savour it slowly. Then he would spit out the mouthful and throw the peach into the sea belowā¦..
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ā¦..He said it was a perfect moment and he gained more from that than from eating a basket of peaches. In a way, regrets are like wanting the peach you have thrown away. It's gone, but you are filled with remorse. You wish you hadn't thrown it away. You want it back. I believe the one thing that helps is to have no regrets. Regrets weigh you down. They hold you back in the past when you should move on.
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CURATOR'S NOTE
Sir Richard Charles Nicholas Branson (born 18 July 1950) is a British business magnate and commercial astronaut. In the 1970s he founded the Virgin Group, which today controls more than 400 companies in various fields.
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