"We should not be blinded by superficial impressions and should instead focus on the truth."

"The true measure of a person's worth is not in their abilities, but in how they choose to use them."

"What matters is not where you come from, but who you decide to be."

"True strength comes not from physical prowess, but from the ability to adapt and overcome adversity."

"The only limits we have are the ones we impose upon ourselves."

"A mind that is not open to new ideas is like a fortress that is closed off from the outside world."

"In order to achieve our goals, we must be willing to take risks and step outside our comfort zones."

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Beyond the Surface: 7 Quotes from Kiyotaka Ayanokoji


1. “The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.”— Hinata Shoyo

2. “Even if we’re not confident that we’ll win, even if others tell us we don’t stand a chance, we must never tell ourselves that." — Sawamura Daichi

3. “There’s only one thing to do in order to win. Practice practice practice. Even if you’re puking your guts out, pick up the ball and continue.” — Ukai Keishin

4. “I am built upon the small things I do every day, and the end results are no more than a byproduct of that.” – Kita Shinsuke

5. “We’ll never win if we don’t believe we can.” – Sawamura Daichi

6. “Does losing prove that you are weak? Isn’t losing difficult for all of you? A challenge where, after ending up on your hands and knees, you must see if you can stand up again. If you stay on your hands and knees, that proves that you are weak.” – Takeda Ittetsu

7. “There’s no match that you can’t win, and there’s no match that you’ll win for sure.” — Ukai Ikkei

These 7 quotes from the popular sports anime and manga series Haikyuu highlight the themes of perseverance, teamwork, determination, and belief in oneself. Fans of the series often use these quotes as motivation in their personal and professional lives, not just in sports but in all aspects of their journey towards success.

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7 Inspiring Quotes from Haikyuu

Soughts to explain the theory of Temperament and how you can improve yourself by identifying the weaknesses and strengths in your personality

Why you act the way you do

Temperament is the combination of inborn traits that subconsciously affect man's behaviour. These traits are arranged genetically on the basis of nationally, race, sex and other hereditary factors. They sets broad guidelines on everyone's behaviour- patterns that will influence a person as long as he lives.

Temperament 

Originally conceived by Hippocrates, the Temperament theory divides people into four basic categories. They are the sanguine, choleric, melancholy and phlegmatic.Each type has it's characteristic strengths and weaknesses.

The Four Basic Temperaments

People with this temperament type are superextrovert, lively, buoyant and receptive by nature. Feelings rather than reflective thoughts predominate to form his decisions.They usually never lack friends and can genuinely feel the joys and sorrows of persons they meet.Weakness: Weakness of will and lack of discipline make it easier for them to be deceitful, dishonest and undependable.

Sanguine

A Choleric is active, quick, strong-willed and very independent. They tend to be decisive and opinionated. Theses people thrive on activity as they do not need to be stimulated by their environment, but rather stimulate their environment with endless ideas.Weaknesses: On the bad side they are extremely hostile people. If their strong will is not brought into control by proper parental discipline as children, they develop angry and tumultuous habits.

Choleric

The richest of all the temperaments. They are very analytical, self-sacrificing and perfectionist type.Prone to be introvert by nature. They are given to a variety of moods since their feelings predominate.Weaknesses: The most damaging weaknesses are their negativism and pessimism.

Calm, easygoing, never-get-upset individual with such a high boiling point that he almost never becomes angry. Very likeable by nature. Weakness: The most obvious weakness they have is their apparent lack of drive and ambition. They are inclined to selfishness.

Phlegmatic

Helped me understand myself and the people around me better 

Readers discover how temperament affects their work, emotions, spiritual life, and relationships and learn how to make improvements.

Beyond the Surface: 7 Quotes from Kiyotaka Ayanokoji

7 Inspiring Quotes from Haikyuu

Why You Act the Way You Do

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