Margaret Thatcher's famous saying: Pay attention to your thoughts.

Margaret Thatcher famously said, "Watch what you think." The exact words are as follows:

Pay attention to your thoughts, because they will become words; Pay attention to your words, because they will turn into actions; Pay attention to your behavior, because it will become a habit; Pay attention to your habit, because it will become a character; Pay attention to your character, because it will determine your fate.

Comments:

In this passage, thoughts, words, actions, habits, character and destiny are all progressive. The thoughts that flash through your mind are released through language, which gradually affects your actions and habits and becomes a part of your personality, thus determining your fate.

It is also said that your thoughts will determine your way out, your thoughts will determine your lifestyle, and your thoughts will determine your destiny.

In this super-fast developing society, your wealth is not in the bank, but in your brain and hidden in your thoughts!

Other quotations from Margaret Thatcher

1. If you are only interested in pleasing people, you should be ready to compromise anything at any time and get nowhere in the end.

Most of us are born with the desire to win, but the will to win needs to be cultivated, and the method of winning is also a matter of honor.

Money is not an end, but a means to an end.

4. The secret of all growth lies in self-restraint. If you learn to control yourself, you will have the best teacher.

As long as I can finally achieve my goal, I will have extraordinary patience.

6. Bring harmony where there is conflict. Where there are fallacies, preach the truth. Where there is doubt, pass on faith. Where there is disappointment, there is hope.

7. I like arguing. I like arguing. I don't want anyone to just sit next to me and agree with me. This is not their job.

8. mere opposition won't win you. Only by fully supporting and clearly conveying your message will you win.

9. "Whoever knows how to manage a family will know how to manage a country more thoroughly."

10, I'm not interested in important positions, fame and fortune, or window dressing. As long as there is a way, I am fighting for my beliefs, and if necessary, I will fight to the end. Dignity has nothing to do with disrespect.