Quotes
Authors
Barbara Johnson

"When you live in the present moment, time stands still. Accept your circumstances and live them. If there is an experience ahead of you, have it! But if worries stand in your way, put them off until tomorrow. Give yourself a day off from worry. You deserve it. Some people live with a low-grade anxiety tugging at their spirit all day long. They go to sleep with it, wake up with it, carry it around at home, in town, to church, and with friends. Here's a remedy: Take the present moment and find something to laugh at. People who laugh, last."

Source : Patsy Clairmont, Marilyn Meberg, Barbara Johnson, Luci Swindoll (1997). “Joy Breaks: 90 Devotions to Celebrate, Simplify, and Add Laughter to Your Life”, Zondervan Publishing Company

Barbara Johnson

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“Places like New York are just too intense, too much about money, too much about ambition; it's all too superficial for me.”
“It is your duty to be exceedingly kind to every human being...until ye change the world of man into the world of God.”
“Revival brings back a holy shock to apathy and carelessness.”
“It would be great if I woke up tomorrow and could speak Persian. Wouldn't you love to wake and have a language in your mind that wasn't there the night before?”

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“I like comedy. I would love to do comedy for a long time.”
“When you dance, your purpose is not to get to a certain place on the floor. It's to enjoy each step along the way.”
“Be contemporary. Have impact. Strive for it. Be of the world. Move it. Be bold, donâ€™t hold back. Then the moment you think youâ€™ve been bold, be bolder. We are all alive today, ever so briefly here now, not then, not ago, not in some dreamworld of a hypothetical future. Whatever you do, you must make it contemporary. Make it matter now. You must give us a new path to tread, even if it carries the footfalls of old soles. You must not be immune to the weird urgency of today.”
“There is little success where there is little laughter.”

Source : Andrew Carnegie (1913). “The Empire of Business”

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