Appreciative Quotes

“Commonplaces never become tiresome. It is we who become tired when we cease to be curious and appreciative. We find that it is not a new scene which is needed, but a new viewpoint.”
― Norman Rockwell

“Two people don't see same event as opportunity. When one see it a problem; other look to capitalize it for optimum benefit”
― Ashish Patel

“Advantages never comes free. You have to create it the way you want it!”
― Ashish Patel

“When you feel thankful, you can be appreciative for a moment, then not at all the next. It seems the tank is full, then it becomes empty, and the cycle continues. If you don't feel the same gratitude for a moment, know that it's possible in the next moment that comes around.”
― J.R. Rim

“I do not take commands from someone with no character or appreciative mindset.”
― Mohith Agadi

“You don’t know what you don’t have until it comes.”
― Mokokoma Mokhonoana

“The more confident and appreciative of who you are, the less hold depression has over you.”
― Omoakhuana Anthonia

“Each soul must awaken from the aloneness of a private dream world to greet the morning sun, view the sweet earth, apprehend the great silence, and demonstrate an appreciative thanks to everyday of life by living in a rapt state of attentive awareness.”
― Kilroy J. Oldster, Dead Toad Scrolls

“We're all under pressure
Strangled by stresses
If you treasure what you do have
That's the success, that's most impressive”
― Andrew Edward Lucier, Awakenigma Allegory Anomalous

“Abundance is not what you hold in your hand. Rather, it's what you have in your heart. And until we realize this, both will feel empty.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“The truly grateful are also grateful for being grateful.”
― Mokokoma Mokhonoana

“The Practice of Gratitude is about Gratefulness and Gratefulness is about:
- Being Thankful
- Being Appreciative
- Being Kind
- Being Joyful
- Being Blessed”
― Sandra C Bibb

“Esther tilted her head, debating whether or not to give him the dietary laws she had followed all of her life. He would wonder about her background if she said too much. Could she word the request in such a way so as not to draw attention?
"I can tell you want to say something." He quirked a brow.
"It is only... I am used to a minimal diet where I come from. We ate from the garden and ate many lentils and nuts and raisins and dates. And bread, of course." She searched his face. "We rarely ate meat- sometimes goat or lamb- but in the city we could not keep flocks or herds or afford to purchase much from the butchers."
"Well, you can have your fill of meat here," he said, smiling. "There is no lack of what the king has to offer."
Esther hesitated and swallowed, then took a chance in spite of the warnings in her head to remain silent. "I simply fear that too drastic a change in my diet might make me ill. It is not that I am ungrateful for whatever the king has to offer."
Hegai regarded her. "I hadn't considered that, but you are wise to think of it. I will make sure your diet consists only of things you are used to. It will not bode well for me if you became ill."
"Thank you, my lord." She bowed her head.
He cleared his throat. "It is just Hegai. I am simply a eunuch, not a lord or nobleman."
"Thank you, Hegai." She bowed her head again. "I appreciate all you have done for me."
"It is my pleasure.”
― Jill Eileen Smith, Star of Persia:

“Being fully appreciative of the essence of the moment is a worthy goal and pursuit along the path of life.”
― Steven Redhead, Life Is A Circus