Quotes about labor. Labor Quotes: Most Helpful Quotes. Sayings of great people

■ It is not a profession that chooses a person, but a person chooses a profession.

■ There are no professions with a great future, but there are professionals with a great future.

(Ilya Ilf and Evgeny Petrov.)

■ Without labor, it cannot be clean and joyful life.

(A.P. Chekhov.)

■ You need to love what you do, and then work - even the coarsest - rises to creativity.

(Maksim Gorky.)

■ Work relieves us of three great evils: boredom, vice, and want.

(Voltaire.)

■ Labor is a healing balm, it is a source of virtue.

(Herder I.)

■ Everyone who is worthy of being called a human must have the willingness and ability to work.

(Smiles S.)

■ Should ... arouse in them (youth) a desire for hard work and so that they fear idleness, as the source of all evil and delusion.

(Catherine the Great)

■ Ability, valor - nothing until we put in labor.

■ In nature, everything is wisely thought out and arranged, everyone should do his own thing, and in this wisdom is the highest justice of life.

(Leonardo da Vinci)

■ The work we do willingly heals pain.

(Shakespeare W.)

■ Labor dulls grief.

(Cicero)

■ Labor must be consistent with human strength. He is bad, that is, unpleasant when he exceeds them.

(Chernyshevsky N.G.)

■ Having overcome any kind of work, a person feels pleasure.

(Suvorov A.V.)

■ Work as long as your strength and years permit.

■ The bodies of young men are tempered by labor.

(Cicero)

■ Glory is in the hands of labor.

(Leonardo da Vinci)

■ To live is to work. Labor is the life of man.

(Voltaire)

■ If a person with early years learned the habit of work, work is pleasant to him. If he does not have this habit, then laziness makes work hateful.

(Helvetius K.)

■ Activity is the only path to knowledge.

■ The purpose of a person is in intelligent activity.

(Aristotle)

■ Whoever wants to eat a nut must break the shell.

■ The most outstanding talents are ruined by idleness.

(Michelle Montaigne)

■ Everyone should be great in what they do.

(Gracian y Morales)

■ A person must work, work in the sweat of his brow, whoever he is, and this alone is the meaning and purpose of his life, his happiness, his delights.

(Chekhov A.P.)

■ Whether the business is big or not, it must be done.

■ The best cure for idleness is constant and honest work.

(Cervantes)

■ Labor process, if he is free, ends with creativity.

(Prishvin M.M.)

■ A master is a person who enjoys doing things that others cannot do.

(Dictionary of Paradoxical Definitions.)

■ The road to happiness lies through labor.

Other paths do not lead to happiness.

(Abu Shukur.)

■ Friends, take care of a minute and an hour

Any of school days!

May each of you become a professor

In your profession you need.

(M. Raskatov.)

Lesson summary for manual labor v senior group"Houses»

Educational:

learn how to make crafts based on boxes, firmly connecting parts (multi-storey building, a house with a balcony, etc.);

supplement the craft with details that match the image;

lead children to the idea that houses have the same shape, but different size, color, design.

Developing:

Develop the ability to work collectively;

Educational:

develop the ability to work collectively;

educate accuracy in work;

Preliminary work:

1. Consideration of the album "City of Yadrin"

2. Application Different houses "

3. Examination of paintings, illustrations with different houses

4. Carrying out the plot - role-playing games"Building a house", "Builders"

5. Observation of standing houses

6. Reading L. Yakhnin "How many brothers are at our house"

Material used:

Boxes of various sizes, glue, glue brushes, scissors, napkins, wallpaper, colored paper, cardboard base for fakes "Street".

Course of the lesson:

Educator: Guys, look, we received a letter. Are you wondering what is in this letter? Then let's open it up. (The teacher opens the letter and reads it)

“Evil wizards have ravaged and destroyed our homes and now we have nowhere to live. We kindly ask you guys to help us. Little Toy Men ".

Educator: Do you think we can fulfill this request? (children agree)

Conversation about the upcoming work.

What do you think will turn out houses from paper boxes. What do the boxes look like? (Answers of children).

But before we start building, let's remember what parts the house consists of? (windows, doors, balcony). Hear the riddles ...

Who comes, who leaves -

Everyone is taking her by the handle.

Not on the floor, not on a shelf.

And he looks into the house, and into the street ... (window)

I know guys that you have skillful hands... And, as you know, "skillful hands do not know boredom"!

Who builds houses? (builders). This means that we will be builders today.

Warm up:

We build, build, build a house.

We put it brick by brick.

To make our house even,

We will rub our hands together.

And then we'll shake it up again.

We will sit down, stand together,

Let's go around the house

Let's take a deep breath now.

Quietly, we all sit down at the table,

And we will begin to work.

Choose a box-base for your future home. (Children choose a box and go to the tables).

Everything you need for construction is on our tables, sit down quietly and get to work. Please with beautiful houses: different - different, blue, red, high and low, with balconies, with cornices, with towers and arches - please with gifts!

Let's make colorful houses. We have colored paper on our tables. Take it and wrap it around the box (show). We fold the excess paper around the edge and cut it off. Then we glue the box or paper with glue and glue it tightly against the box. We work carefully! Then we will make the roof and glue the windows and doors. Think first, what will our house be like - one-story or multi-story, with a balcony or with turrets?

Individual work with difficult children.

Ready-made crafts are exhibited on the "Street" basis.

How well you worked today. Well done, we are now convinced of what skillful hands you have. I hope that the little people will like our houses - they have the same rectangular shape, but different sizes, colors and designs. We've got a whole town. And here are our little men. Let's play with them.

(Children play with buildings)

Educator: What did we do today? What kind of houses did you get? Who did you build the houses for?

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Let us work, because work is the father of pleasure. - Stendhal

Skillful calculation is the key to success in deeds; meditation is the best helper. The highest excellence in business is achieved with complete confidence. —Gracian Balthasar

Labor is not a means to avoid hunger, but a way to achieve prosperity. - Rousseau Jean-Jacques

If the matter is completed with dignity,
It will exalt and glorify you. - Ferdowsi

Work in order to enjoy. - Rousseau Jean-Jacques

Work with diligence, for work is necessary for your own well-being and is good for your health. - Penn William

A fool is the one who drops things halfway and looks, with open mouth, from the side, what will come of it all. - Schiller Friedrich

Tackle an easy task as if it were difficult, and tackle a difficult task as if it were easy. In the first case, so that confidence does not turn into carelessness; in the second, uncertainty - in timidity. The surest way not to accomplish a deed is to consider it done in advance. Conversely, diligence accomplishes the impossible. You don't even need to think about great undertakings, you need to get down to business, otherwise, noticing the difficulty, you will retreat. - Gracian Balthasar

Activity is a great thing. If people are determined to do what is needed, then over time they will like it. - Ruskin John

Where the word has not perished, there the deed has not yet perished. - Alexander Herzen

Labor must be consistent with the forces of man. He is bad, that is, unpleasant when he exceeds them. - Nikolay Gavrilovich Chernyshevsky

If you sow thorns, you will not harvest grapes! - As-Samarkandi Muhammad Azzahari

In our deeds, it tells what we really are; in words, only what they should have been. - Smiles Samuel

Do what you can with what you have and where you are. - Roosevelt Theodore

A good start is half the battle. - Plato

Every badly done work is the same lie. He is dishonorable. - Smiles Samuel

Let your deeds be as you would like to remember them at the end of life. - Aurelius Mark

That. what is accomplished without the participation of man's labor, and what he receives apart from his desires is the activity of heaven ... When a person refuses to do what is intended for him and expects that heaven will do everything for him, he is mistaken. - Xun Tzu

Loafers rarely visit a busy person - flies do not fly to a boiling pot. - Franklin Benjamin

The outcome of big cases often depends on little things. - Livy Titus

In everyday life, hard work is capable of doing everything that a genius is capable of, and besides, there are many things that a genius cannot do. - Bigger Henry

Hastily done is rarely well done. - Socrates

To know your rainy day is to remember that it happens. On a day like this, nothing succeeds; No matter how you change the game, fate remains the same. With two moves, you need to recognize such a day - and retreat as soon as you notice whether it is shining for you or not. Even for reason there is a time, no one was always reasonable. In a good hour, it’s good to talk, and you’ll write your letter successfully. Every dignity has its own time, beauty itself is not always honored. Reason sometimes betrays itself - sometimes lower than itself, sometimes higher; any business of his day. On some days nothing succeeds, on others everything succeeds and with less effort, as if it is done by itself: the mind is clear, the mood is even, your star is shining. Then catch, do not miss a particle. But a reasonable husband will not conclude on one occasion that the day is unfortunate or auspicious - failure can still turn out to be good, and luck can turn out to be bad. - Gracian Balthasar

The bodies of young men are tempered by labor. - Cicero

In nature, everything is wisely thought out and arranged, everyone should do his own thing, and in this wisdom is the highest justice of life. - Leonardo da Vinci

Completed works are pleasant. - Homer

Any kind of unscrupulous activity ultimately leads to bankruptcy. - Goethe Johann Wolfgang

Done and the fool will understand. - Homer

When doing business, they speak only when there is something to say; but in idleness is the need to speak incessantly. - Rousseau Jean-Jacques

Unrelenting work overcomes all obstacles. - Lomonosov Mikhail Vasilievich

Who has many positions -
None will succeed.
And those who serve here and there,
And here and there they are waiting in vain. - Brant Sebastian

Hunger, cold, hatred, persecution, slander, abuse and any work is not only bearable, but also joyful if you are born to it. - Frying pan Grigory Savvich

Everyone who is worthy to be called a man must have the willingness and ability to work. - Smiles Samuel

It is better to do a small part of the job perfectly than to do it ten times more badly. - Aristotle

Without noble deeds, a noble fortune is nothing. - Denis Ivanovich Fonvizin

... Judge not by the dress -
Who feeds on honest labor,
Such I call the nobility. - Robert Burns

If the boss does not harm us, then this is already a great benefit. - Beaumarchais Pierre-Augustin Caron

No invention can be perfect right away. - Cicero

All labor is noble, and only labor is noble. - Carlyle Thomas

In science there is no other way of acquiring than by sweating; no impulses, no fantasies, no aspirations with all the heart can replace work. - Alexander Herzen

The trouble is, if the shoemaker starts to bake the pies,
And the boots are for the cake-maker. - Krylov Ivan Andreevich

A tree, no matter how powerful and strong its roots are, can be uprooted in an hour, but it takes years for it to bear fruit. - As-Samarkandi Muhammad Azzahari

Where the case speaks for itself, what the words are for. - Cicero

The decisive role in the work is not always played by the material, but always by the master. - Gorky Maxim

As movement awakens the appetite, so labor awakens the thirst for pleasure. - Chesterfield Philip

Any kind of work is more enjoyable than rest. - Democritus

Do it if you can. - Cicero

If you put evil in the basis of all deeds,
You will cut your root, you will not save the fruit - Saadi

You should be careful about what you do. - Cicero

There are never great things without great difficulties. - Voltaire

A bad beginning is a bad ending. - Terence

How many things were considered impossible until they were done. - Pliny the Elder

To live is to work. Labor is the life of man. - Voltaire

Labor creates a kind of calloused barrier against pain. - Cicero

Try different activities. They are diverse, it is important to know them, and for this - to understand. Some require courage, others subtlety. It is easier to succeed in those where there is enough directness; more difficult where pretense is needed. For the first it is enough to have good natural data, for the second there is little and the greatest attention and effort. It is difficult to manage people, doubly mad or foolish; in order to cope with those who have no head, one must have two heads. Occupations that require a person as a whole are painful, moreover, at precisely counted hours and in a specific matter; activities that combine the importance of the subject with variety are pleasant, for change refreshes interest. The most worthy are those where there is less dependence on others or it is more distant. And the worst occupations are such, from which at the end sweat breaks through when reporting to the judge, and even more so to the heavenly. - Gracian Balthasar

Fear and hope are the two tools with which people are controlled, but instead of using these two tools without distinguishing between them, they should be used according to their nature. Fear does not excite, it restrains; and its use in punishment laws does not serve to induce good, but to prevent evil from doing. It is not even seen that fear of poverty has ever made idlers hardworking. That is why, in order to arouse real competition in work among people, it is necessary to show them that work is not a means to avoid hunger, but a way to achieve prosperity. - Rousseau Jean-Jacques

There is nothing more beautiful than a well-cultivated field. - Cicero

The old people retain their abilities, if only they have an interest in the work and hard work. - Cicero

A man of words and deeds. Distinguishing them is no less important than who is your friend and who is your position. It is bad when he is good in business, but in speech he is not good; but it is much worse when he is not bad in speech, but in deeds he is not good. Words cannot fill you now, words are the wind; courtesies cannot be fed - a courteous deception, like hunting birds with a mirror, when they are blinded. Only the vain one is full of air. Words have a price as a pledge of deeds. A rotten tree has no fruit, only foliage - so you can distinguish from whom it is useful and from whom it is a shadow. - Gracian Balthazar

It is worth the work. - Cicero

The business of a reasonable person is to apply his thoughts to the matter in accordance with the laws of nature ... to adhere to the truth, to remove delusion and not to talk about what is unknown. - Epictetus

How sweet is labor to toiling, if it is natural. With what fun the greyhound chases the hare! How much does a bee work in collecting honey! Oh my goodness! How sweet is the bitter labor with you! - Frying pan Grigory Savvich

The better the good, the more labor it dug in like a ditch. He who does not pass labor, and he will not come to good. - Frying pan Grigory Savvich

What is done cannot become undone. - Plaut

It is obvious that we are born for action. - Cicero

Man is so created that he rests from one work, only taking on another. - France Anatole

What is gained with labor is accepted and preserved with joy, and what is obtained without difficulty, quickly disappears. - Basil the Great

Each of us is the son of our own deeds. - Cervantes Miguel

Despicable are those who, as they say, neither to themselves nor to others; in whom there is neither industriousness, nor diligence, nor solicitude. - Cicero

For those who have not learned in their youth, old age is boring. - Alexander Suvorov

Do not judge by looks, judge by deeds. - Gregory the Theologian

Get down to business as you should, and you will get good results, because drop by drop a stone hollows, and with small blows you can knock down an oak, and a mouse with patience and perseverance gnaws a ship's rope. - Franklin Benjamin

For every work, salvation is a measure.
And where the measure is exceeded - work is superfluous for a person. - Plaut

Labor is a healing balm, it is a source of virtue. - Herder Johann Gottfried

Deeds entail words. - Cicero

For people, work is a pleasure. - Aesop

No sooner said than done. - Ovid

The purpose of man is in intelligent activity. - Aristotle

The history of human labor and creativity is much more interesting and significant than the history of man - a person dies without having lived even hundreds of years, and his work has lived for centuries. - Gorky Maxim

Where man shed the sweat of zeal, Man will reap the fruits of immortality. - Babur Zahir ad-din Muhammad

A statue is painted by the sight, and a person - by his deeds. - Pythagoras

Life gives nothing without labor. - Horace

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Knowing what you want to do in advance gives you courage and ease. - Didro Denis

It is not the title of a person that is important, but his work. - Pliny the Younger

Work absorbs both shame and pain like a sponge. Work renews both the skin and the blood of the soul. - Rollan Romain

Not everyone can do everything. - Lucilius

If there is business, finish it soon. - Schiller Friedrich

Trying to do everything at once is to do nothing. - Lichtenberg Georg Christoph

Ability, valor are nothing until we put in labor. - Saadi

The essence of the matter is not in the completeness of knowledge, but in the completeness of understanding. - Democritus

Life is short, but man lives it again in his own affairs. - France Anatole

Whether the business is great or not, it must be done. - Aesop

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The desire for activity grows stronger over the years. - Cicero

Labor makes one insensitive to grief. - Cicero

When labor becomes an integral condition of life, it soon turns into a matter of honor and the moral foundation of society. - Mann Heinrich

Grace is needed not in the arts alone, but in all human affairs. - Erasmus of Rotterdam

Labor that is pleasing to us heals grief. - Shakespeare William

Who, undertaking a business, is in a hurry to quickly achieve a result, he will do nothing. He who carefully finishes his business, as he began, will not fail. - Lao Tzu

Two opposite states plunge people into the torpor of idleness: one of them is that peace of mind, by virtue of which we are content with what we have; the second is insatiable lust, which makes one feel the impossibility of satisfying it. The one who lives without desires, and the one who knows that he cannot receive what he desires, are equally inactive. To act, one must both strive for something and be able to achieve it. - Rousseau Jean-Jacques

A friend is inevitable everywhere.
But the best is when he is an assistant in work. - Nizami Ganjavi

Practice without theory is more valuable than theory without practice. - Quintilian

Work is the main thing in life. From all troubles, from all troubles, one can find one deliverance - in work. - Hemingway Ernest

Constant labor is the law of both art and life. - Balzac

Failure to cope with the case is less of a problem than indecision. It is not running water that spoils, but standing water. Others will not take a step until you push them; and sometimes the reason is not in the dullness of the mind - the mind can be discerning - but in its dullness. A lot of intelligence is needed to anticipate difficulties, but even more to find a way out. And some do not bother, these are people of a great and decisive mind; they are born for big things, clarity of understanding gives rise to speed of action and success; they succeed in everything by themselves ... Believing in their star, they get down to business with all decisiveness. - Gracian Balthazar

A person must do those things that, although they require heavy manual labor but calm his mind. - Xun Tzu

Two people worked fruitlessly and tried uselessly: the one who saved up wealth and did not use it, and the one who studied the sciences, but did not apply them. - Saadi

Persons subject to daily labor endure them, even if they are weak and old, easier than people, strong and young, without habit. - Hippocrates

Labor is the best medicine, moral and aesthetic. - France Anatole

When two people do the same thing, they are no longer the same. - Terence

There is no such hard work that love does not make it not only easy, but even pleasant. - Giordano Bruno

If there is still something to be done, consider that nothing has been done. - Lucan Mark Annay

Whoever attaches importance to empty deeds is in important matters will turn out to be an empty person. - Cato

A true treasure for people is the ability to work. - Aesop

The main merit of labor is that it itself is both an end and a means, so that pleasure is in it, and not in its results. - Reihani A.

If you do something, do it well. If you cannot or don’t want to do well, it’s better not to do it at all. —Tolstoy Lev Nikolaevich

It is commendable to do what is proper and not what is permitted. - Seneca Lucius Anney

Labor dulls grief. - Cicero

Work as long as your strength and years permit. - Ovid

Physical labor is what serves virtue - Xun Tzu

An hour of work will teach more than a day of explanations, for if I occupy a child in a workshop, his hands work in favor of his mind: he becomes a philosopher, considering himself only a craftsman. - Rousseau Jean-Jacques

Cessation of activity always leads to lethargy, and after lethargy comes decrepitude. - Apuleius

Better to do nothing than do nothing. - Pliny the Younger

Whoever wants to eat a nut must break the shell. - Plaut

Where abilities do not attract, do not push there. - Comenius Jan Amos

What is hastily done does not last long. - Saadi

If a person takes on two things that are directly opposite to each other, one of them will certainly fail him. - Aesop

When in business - I hide from fun,
When fooling around - fooling around
And to mix these two crafts
There is a darkness of artisans.
I'm not one of them. - Griboyedov Alexander Sergeevich

Each person should primarily take on what is possible for him and what is decent for him. - Aristotle

Any work is difficult until you love it, and then it excites and becomes easier. - Gorky Maxim

The case speaks for itself. - Lucretius

If labor, then labor is such that both benefit and honor. - Lucilius

The most outstanding talents are ruined by idleness. - Montaigne Michel

Nothing in life comes without a lot of work. - Horace

Outstanding personalities are formed not through beautiful speeches, but by their own work and its results. - Einstein Albert

The work we do willingly heals pain. - Shakespeare William

Labor, labor. How happy I feel when I work. - Tolstoy Lev Nikolaevich

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Outstanding personalities are formed not through beautiful speeches, but by their own work and its results. - Albert Einstein

If a person has learned the habit of work from an early age, work is pleasant to him. If he does not have this habit, then laziness makes work hateful. - Helvetius Claude Adrian

It is unwise to postpone things until tomorrow;
What may be tomorrow, we are not given to know. - Ferdowsi

Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today. - Franklin Benjamin

A person must work, work in the sweat of his brow, whoever he is, and this alone is the meaning and purpose of his life, his happiness, his delights. - Anton Pavlovich Chekhov

Activity is the only path to knowledge. - Show Bernard

Each business has its own time. - Seneca Lucius Anney

Diligence is the soul of every business and the guarantee of prosperity. - Dickens Charles

Work hard! The world will not be a paradise for those who want to live as a lazy person. - Sachs Hans

Nothing depletes or destroys a person like prolonged physical inactivity. - Aristotle

When we stop doing, we stop living. - Show Bernard

Great people are fed by labor - Seneca Lucius Anney

Having overcome any kind of work, a person feels pleasure. - Alexander Suvorov

Labor is the only title of true nobility. - Rollan Romain

The labor process, if it is free, ends in creativity. - Mikhail Mikhailovich Prishvin

Work relieves us of three great evils: boredom, vice, need. - Voltaire

Blessed is he who has found work in life; more is not given to us. - Carlyle Thomas

Do not feed the idler with bread, but let him speculate, and you will not deny him the ability to denigrate others. He is always ready to find an excuse for his own worthlessness. - Leonardo da Vinci

When work is pleasure, life is good! When labor is a duty, life is slavery! - Gorky Maxim

Actions are more important than words. - Sallust

You need to put your life in such conditions that work is necessary. There can be no pure and joyful life without labor. - Anton Pavlovich Chekhov

Everyone should be great in what they do. - Gracian Balthasar

What goes around comes around. - Cicero

It is even more important to act with caution than to reason wisely. - Cicero

Either don't take it, or bring it to the end. - Ovid

Consciousness of the fruitfulness of labor is one of the best pleasures. - Vauvenargue Luc de Clapier

Who, having done the deed, is waiting for advice,
Neither this nor that is for the future,
And who will discuss everything in advance,
He will not be a fool later. - Brant Sebastian

We are denied a long life; let us leave the labors that will prove that we have lived! - Pliny the Elder

Labor ennobles a person. - Belinsky Vissarion Grigorievich

I cannot imagine the situation that there was ever nothing to do. - Dostoevsky Fyodor Mikhailovich

What can be said about the relationship of a person to his work, the same can be said about the relationship of a person to a person. - Marx Karl

Glory is in the hands of labor. - Leonardo da Vinci

There is nothing that cannot be overcome by labor. - Giordano Bruno

The more surely you accomplish the deed, the more important you consider it. - Plaut

The best cure for idleness is constant and honest work. - Cervantes Miguel

Labor in our time is a great right and a great duty. - Hugo Victor

Life gives nothing without hard work and excitement. - Horace

All my life I have seen only people who love and know how to work as real heroes. - Gorky M.

The height of culture is always in direct proportion to the love of work. - Gorky M.

Labor has always been the foundation of human life and culture. - Makarenko A.S.

Everything is given only to labor. Everything - to human labor, this is the slogan of history. - Mendeleev D.I

Our world was created not by word, but by deed, labor. - Gorky M.

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All work done honestly is useful and therefore worthy of respect. - Stendhal

Every person is born for some business. Everyone who walks the earth has responsibilities in life. - Hemingway E

Work is the main thing in life. From all troubles, from all troubles, you can find only one deliverance - in work. - Hemingway E

You need to love what you do, and then work - even the most coarse - rises to creativity. - Gorky M.

Physical labor not only does not exclude the possibility of mental activity, not only improves its dignity, but also encourages it. - Tolstoy L.N.

There are no talents or geniuses without clearly intensified diligence. - Mendeleev D.I.

The most beautiful, most precious thing for a person is his very life. And life is supported by versatile, tireless work. As soon as a person's labor freezes, his life will also begin to freeze. - Krzhizhanovsky G.M.

The industrious soul must always be preoccupied with his craft, and frequent exercise is as refreshing to her as ordinary exercise to the body. - Suvorov A.V.

The first principle of this intelligent life is work. The whole organism must work. - A. A. Bogomolets

All my life I have loved and love mental work and physical and, perhaps, even more than the second ... physical work serves greatest remedy in case of a disorder of higher nervous activity. - Pavlov I.P.

To live right is to work. When the machine is idle, rust begins to corrode it. - Fabre J

The one who works is always young. And sometimes it seems to me that maybe work produces some special hormones that increase the vital impulse. - Burdenko N.N.

Labor is one of the indispensable conditions for art to live up to a hundred years. - Shevrel M.

Work is the answer to longevity. - Sergeev-Tsensky S.N.

Labor adds oil to the lamp of life. - Bellers D.

There is not a single example of any lazy person living to old age. - Hufeland K.V.

He who expects to ensure his health, being in laziness, acts as foolishly as a person who thinks to improve his voice by silence. - Plutarch

Nothing drains and destroys a person like prolonged physical inactivity. - Aristotle

Laziness, like rust, eats away faster than labor wears out. - Franklin B.

There is nothing more destructive or unbearable in the world like inaction. - Herzen A.

See how a lazy body collapses from idleness. How water deteriorates in a lake without movement. - Ovid

Forces not refreshed by labor grow dull. - Pisarev D.I.

Idleness and indolence not only give rise to ignorance, they are at the same time the cause of illness. - Avicenna

Idleness and idleness entail corruption and ill health - on the contrary, the aspiration of the mind to something brings with it vigor, eternally aimed at strengthening life. - Hippocrates

Labor is the father of hunger, the grandfather of digestion, the great-grandfather of health. - Safir M.

Labor is the best medicine, moral and aesthetic. - Frans A.

Labor is the noblest healer of all ailments. - Ostrovsky N.A.

The work we willingly do is heal pain. - Shakespeare W.

Where labor turns into creativity, the fear of death naturally disappears even physiologically. - Tolstoy A. N

The will and labor of man, wondrous divas create! - Nekrasov N. A

Constant labor is the law of both art and life. - Balzac O.

One of the needs, deeply rooted in human nature, is the desire for freedom of choice and diversity of occupations. - Bebel A.

Labor is the activity of the brain and muscles, constituting a natural, internal need. - Chernyshevsky N.G.

One has only to get used to work, one can no longer live without it. Everything in this world depends on labor. - Pasteur L.

The essence of man is best, noblest and most perfect expressed through his deeds, through his work and creativity. - Fadeev A.A.

Anything that comes easily, without difficulty, is a very dubious value. - Leonov L. M.

Whatever the activity, but the habit and the ability to act acquired through it is a great thing. He who did not sit idly by and then, as there was nothing to do, he will be able to act when the time comes for this. - Belinsky V.G.

No nation can prosper until it realizes that plowing a field is as worthy as writing a poem. - Washington B.

A tiller on his own feet is much taller than a gentleman on his knees. - Franklin B.

Labor is the only title of true nobility! - Rollan R.

A person is improved through labor. - Carlyle T.

It is only through labor and struggle that identity and self-esteem are achieved. - Dostoevsky F.M.

Labor awakens creative forces in a person. - Tolstoy A.K.

A person must work, work in the sweat of his brow, whoever he is, and this alone is the meaning and purpose of his life, his happiness, his delights. - Chekhov A.P.

• "Someday later" is a dangerous disease that will sooner or later bury your dreams.
• The trouble is, if the shoemaker starts the baking of the pies, and the baker starts the boots. Krylov I.A.
• The greatest sense gratification, which does not contain any admixture and disgust, is, in a healthy state, rest after work. Kant I.
• Any work is difficult until you love it, and then it excites and becomes easier. Gorky M.
• Choose a profession that you love - and you will not have to work a day in your life. Confucius
• Where man sheds sweat of zeal, man will reap the fruits of immortality. Babur 3.
• Genius may be just a passing chance. Only work and will can give her life and turn her to glory. Camus A.
• Deal without effort - only hands contamination.
• Thinking is the hardest job and therefore few people take it. Henry Ford
• To live is to work. Labor is the life of man. Voltaire
• Either don't take it, or bring it to the end. Ovid
• And after a bad harvest, you have to sow. Seneca
• When a person has a lot of free time, he will achieve little. Xun Tzu.
• Whoever wants to eat a nut must break the shell. Plautus
• Those who want to work are looking for funds, those who do not want reasons. S. Korolev
• Loafers rarely visit a busy person - flies do not fly to a boiling pot. Franklin B.
• The best job is a high-paying hobby.
• The world is made up of idlers who want money without working and idiots who are willing to work without getting rich. Bernard Show
• Find a goal, resources will be found. Mahatma Gandhi
• A real job is a job that you hate. Bill Watterson
• The beginning is half of everything. Lucian
• Don't complain about your life to others - change it for the better.
• No invention can be perfect right away. Cicero
• Neither ingenuity, nor strength, nor wealth will help someone who has no zeal. Such a person is like a boatman who has everything in the boat except oars.
• A rolling stone gathers no moss
• Trying is not torture. Beria
• Try to get what you love, otherwise you will have to love what you received. George Bernard Shaw
• Practice without theory is more valuable than theory without practice. Quintilian
• If available, the Paths do not stagnate. Lao Tzu
• The slaves were given only enough food and clothing to keep them working. Since then, nothing significant in the principles of wage formation has changed.
• Work is the main thing in life. From all troubles, from all troubles, one can find one deliverance - in work. Hemingway E.
• Work relieves us of three great evils: boredom, vice, need. Voltaire
• The work we do willingly heals pain. Shakespeare W.
• The decisive role in the work is not always played by the material, but always by the master. Gorky M.
• The hardest part of the job is deciding to get started. Gabriel Laub
• The dog barks, the caravan moves on.
• The average person is preoccupied with how to kill time, while a talented person seeks to use it. Schopenhauer A.
• Try to work with those who are stronger than you. These are the people who will help you grow.
• You will never make it to the end if you stop to throw a stone at every yapping dog.
• Don't feel like going to work in the morning? Open Forbes magazine and find your last name there. Didn't find it? Then get to work!
• The whole is mastered in parts. Seneca
• A person must work, work in the sweat of his brow, whoever he is, and this alone is the meaning and purpose of his life, his happiness, his delights. A.P. Chekhov
• A person who works with his hands is a worker; a person who works with his hands and head is an artisan; but a person who works with his hands, head and heart is a master of his craft. Louis Nizer
• What goes around comes around. Cicero

Tags to quotes about work: Employment, Work.

Today's positive collection contains quotes about the need for child labor to grow above oneself and success in endeavors.

Labor is the best medicine, moral and aesthetic. Anatole France

No invention can be perfect right away. Cicero

People who invest in the future are realists.

The former glory of the battle cannot be won.

If you can dream about it, you can do it. Walt Disney

We enjoy the beauty of a butterfly, but rarely acknowledge the changes it went through to achieve that beauty. Maya Angelou

The higher the culture, the higher the value of labor. Wilhelm Rocher

There are more important things to do in life than just increasing its pace. Mahatma Gandhi

To be at a distance of a step from the goal, or not to come close to it at all, is, in essence, the same thing. Gothold Ephraim Lessing

Work hard! The world will not be paradise For those who want to live as a lazy person. Hans Sachs

Ask the right questions! Others saw what happened and asked why. I saw what could have been and asked why not. Pablo Picasso

The road to fame is paved with hard work. Publius Sire

Always pay attention to the bright side of life. Monty Python

The one who loves work does not need entertainment. Jean de La Bruyere

After a fight, they don't wave their fists.

Only the inner, spiritual, life-giving power of labor serves as a source of human dignity, and at the same time morality and happiness. Konstantin Dmitrievich Ushinsky

All my life I have loved and love mental work and physical work and, perhaps, even more than the second. And he felt especially satisfied when he made some good guess in the latter, that is, he connected his head with his hands. Ivan Petrovich Pavlov

Let one thing be our highest goal: to speak how we feel, and live as we say. Seneca Lucius Anney (the Younger)

Man cannot discover new oceans if he does not have the courage to lose sight of the shore. André Gide

We make money the old fashioned way - we make it. The slogan of the American company Smith Barney

The first pancake is lumpy.

Old people always advise young people to save money. This is bad advice. Don't save up dimes. Invest in yourself. I never saved a dollar in my life until I was forty. Henry Ford

You will become the hundredth in this life as soon as you drop everything that makes you want to be the first. Woody Allen Allen Stewart Koenigsberg

The road to success is filled with women pushing their husbands in front of them. Thomas Dewar

Someone for whatever undertakes, he succeeds.

If you don't like what you get, change what you give. Carlos Castaneda

A real job is a job that you hate. Bill Watterson

I want to warn you that there is only one mistake you can make. You can begin to interpret what is happening. If you start doing this, everything is lost. You will fall into an intellectual, Freudian game. You will begin to catalog the most interesting insights into a smart box, and rest assured, nothing real will happen. Fritz Perls

Remember that throughout history, the path of truth and love has always triumphed. There were tyrants and murderers, and for a while they seemed invincible, but in the end they always fall - think about it always. Mahatma Gandhi

We must challenge, not wait for, inspiration to start a business. Action always generates inspiration. Inspiration rarely creates action. Frank Teebolt

When the paths are not the same, they do not make plans together. Confucius (Kun-tzu)

The success of a work accomplished by the common efforts of many people is always attributed to one thing: neither the crowd, nor History do not like collective and anonymous works. Etienne Rey

The trouble is, if the shoemaker starts the baking of the pies, and the baker starts the boots. Krylov I.A.

If the work, then the work is so much that there was benefit and honor. Lucilius Guy

Diligence is the soul of every business and the guarantee of prosperity. Charles Dickens

Let us mark our successes with a minute of silence. Mikhail Mamchich

Success requires only two things: 1. You need to know exactly what you want; 2. it is necessary to determine what price you are willing to pay for achieving the goal.

There is no such hard work that love does not make it not only easy, but even pleasant. Giordano Bruno

There are no failures - only experience and your reaction to them. Tom Krause

There is only one type of work that does not cause depression, and that is work that you don’t have to do. Georges Elgozi

Labor, the strength of those who lived before us live in us. May future generations, in turn, be able to live thanks to our labor, thanks to the strength of our hands and our mind. Only in this case will we fulfill our purpose with dignity. Jean Henri Fabre

Business success by itself does not guarantee success outside of business. Peter Drucker

Decide. Change. Strive forward. Think. Take calls. Get up and act. Give up stereotypes. Achieve. Dream. Open. Believe. Stop. Listen to yourself. Grow. Win. Look at life with open eyes. Paulo Coelho

You cannot improve the position of the worker by worsening the position of the employer. William Boatker

A person who writes in the highest moments of inspiration feels as if someone is dictating a manuscript to him. Fazil Iskander

The right is always on the side of the victorious army.

Difficulties increase as you get closer to the goal. But let everyone do their own way

Problems are not solved at the problem level. Analyzing the problem itself to find a solution is like trying to restore the freshness of the leaf by tackling the leaf itself, while the solution lies in watering the root.

Issue topic: quotes about the need for child labor with illustrations and a thematic video from YouTube.

Nothing in life comes without a lot of work. Quintus Horace Flaccus

If you have built castles in the air, this does not mean that your work was in vain: this is how real castles should look like. It remains only to bring a foundation under them. Henry David Thoreau

They are looking for a friend for a long time, they find it with difficulty and it is difficult to keep him. Publius Sire

It's hard to be smart and sincere at the same time, especially in feeling. Ivan Alexandrovich Goncharov

The time is long enough for the one who uses it; who works and thinks, expands its boundaries. Voltaire (Marie Francois Arouet)

Children make work joyful, but failures seem more upsetting because of them; children make life more pleasant and death less frightening. Francis Bacon

Two people worked fruitlessly and tried uselessly: the one who saved up wealth and did not use it, and the one who studied the sciences, but did not apply them. Saadi (Muslihiddin Abu Mohammed Abdallah ibn Mushrifaddin)

Happiness brings more joy the more you work hard before you achieve it. After all, labor is a seasoning for happiness. Xenophon

One should covet the pleasures that follow the work, and not before the work. Antisthenes

To retrain is incomparably more difficult than to teach. Therefore, Timothy, the famous flutist, demanded double payment from those who came to him from other teachers. Mark Fabius Quintilian

A word that has been thoughtlessly escaped is as difficult to hold as a thrown stone. Menander

With great difficulty we lift a stone up a mountain, and it falls down instantly - in the same way virtues draw us up, and vices down. Ancient india, unknown author

Think how difficult it is to change yourself, and you will understand how insignificant your opportunities are to change others. Voltaire (Marie Francois Arouet)

There is no work without rest; know how to do - and be able to have fun. Abu Abdallah Jafar Rudaki

Man is born to work; labor constitutes his earthly happiness, labor is the best guardian of human morality, and labor must be the educator of man. Konstantin Dmitrievich Ushinsky

If children were not forced to work, they would not learn to read, music, gymnastics, or what most strengthens virtue, shame. For predominantly shame is born out of these occupations. Democritus

Being natural is a very difficult position - you can't stand it for long! Oscar Wilde

Virtue is a kind of middle between opposing passions. That's why it's hard to be worthy person, because in any business it is difficult to keep to the middle. Aristotle

It is difficult to say what indecision deserves more - pity or contempt, and it is not known which is more dangerous - to make a wrong decision or not make any. Jean de La Bruyere

A person who is diligent in work, firm in adversity and demanding of himself is indulgent towards people only because his reason forces him to do so. Jean de La Bruyere

It is not very easy to find a job for which you will not hear reproaches; it is very difficult to do something without being wrong about anything. Socrates

Exercise yourself with voluntary labor, so that on occasion you will be able to endure the forced ones. Isocrates

Surprisingly, every person can easily say how many sheep he has, but not everyone can name how many friends he has - so much they are not in value. Socrates

Temperance and work are two true physicians of man: work sharpens his appetite, and temperance prevents him from being abused. Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Beautiful things are worked out by teaching through labor, while bad things are produced by themselves without labor. Democritus

Those who are accustomed to carrying ordinary work, even if they are weak or old people, endure these works more easily than people who are strong and young, but unusual. Hippocrates

How best good, the more difficult it dug in, like a ditch. He who does not pass labor, and he will not come to good. Grigory Savvich Skovoroda

The most difficult thing in friendship is to be on a par with someone who is below you. Mark Tullius Cicero

The leader should differ from the subordinates not in a luxurious way of life, but in hard work and the ability to foresee events. Xenophon

Recognition of poverty is not a shame, but it is shameful not to strive to get rid of it by work. Thucydides

Permanent and fertile evil must be resisted by slow and hard work: not to destroy it, but so that it does not overpower us. Lucius Anney Seneca (the younger)

It is difficult to say who is more stupid - whether the one who tells the whole truth to the end, or the one from whom you never hear the truth at all. Philip Dormer Stanhope Chesterfield

Learn first good morals, and then wisdom, for without the former it is difficult to learn the latter. Lucius Anney Seneca (the younger)

In both life and speech, there is nothing more difficult than seeing what is appropriate. Mark Tullius Cicero

When a person in this world is impatient to say something, the difficulty is not in getting him to speak, but in preventing him from repeating it more often than necessary. George Bernard Shaw

A person must do those things that, although they require heavy physical labor, calm his mind. Xun Tzu

Finding a vain person who considers himself happy enough is as difficult as finding a humble person who considers himself too unhappy. Jean de La Bruyere

Ignorance is a state of ease and does not require any labor from a person; therefore the ignorant are numbered in the thousands. Jean de La Bruyere

It is difficult for a person who talks about himself for a long time to avoid vanity. David Hume

Wealth mainly depends on two things: hard work and moderation, in other words - do not waste either time or money, and use both in the best possible way. Benjamin Franklin

God and the devil have achieved impressive results through specialization and division of labor. Samuel Butler

The most difficult profession is to be human. Jose Julian Marty

A good done by an enemy is just as difficult to forget as it is difficult to remember a good done by a friend. For good we pay good only to the enemy; for evil we take revenge on both the enemy and the friend. Vasily Osipovich Klyuchevsky