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IdlierQuotes: 《中英》Be Deaf

You need to be deaf to all negative thoughts and words around you and just focus on what you want to do. We cannot change what other people thinks or believes but we can stick to ours. Prove it by succeeding what you set to accomplish, like the deaf frog. Action speaks louder than words. Don't you agree?

— Dickson Idlier




图片翻译:
一只青蛙决定爬到树顶。所有的青蛙都喊:“不可能,不可能。”青蛙还是到了山顶,怎么了?因为他是聋子…他以为每个人都在鼓励他到达山顶。
“如果您的目标是实现自己的目标,请对生活中的负面想法充耳不闻。”

你需要对周围所有消极的想法和话语充耳不闻,只专注于你想做的事情。我们不能改变别人的想法或信仰,但我们可以坚持自己的想法。通过成功完成你设定的目标来证明这一点,就像聋青蛙一样。行动胜于雄辩。你同意吗?
—— 闲人·迪克森



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