Many people question their own measure in life, and others have a terrible time trying to define this, but what is it that makes us who we are? It can be difficult to understand how we measure up against the rest of the world.
There is something out there that gives us our true measure and shows us who we are as human beings. It’s something that we should all live by every day of our lives.
Your true measure in life depends on what you do and accomplish. Your achievements, the love of your family and friends, and the memories from the past are all valid measures. However, there is a constant struggle between what you can do today and what you’ll be able to do tomorrow. You should remember that it’s okay if your true measure does not appear overnight or if it takes time to see desired results.
A real measure of a man is who he has in his life and the words that they speak to him. If you are seeking words to live by, or you need to encourage someone with these truths, look no further. This amazing collection of the true measure of a man quotes will completely change your life. Share these with people you care about and watch their lives change as well.
The True Measure of A Man Quotes
What is the true measure of a man? Is it his paycheck, his fancy car, his materialistic accessories? A man’s true measure is in his heart, the people he loves and the people who love him. So go ahead. Measure up and be a man!
1. The measure of a man is how he makes you feel, how he makes others feel in every situation. This shows that the measure of a man is the true measure of not only what he does, but what he tries to do.
2. The true measure of a man is not his tax returns or his IQ, or the size of his bank account. It’s the distance between his closed fist and open hand.
3. To find out your real measure in life, measure not your stature but your STANDING.
4. Our real measure in life is not the way we stand as separate individuals but our STRENGTH as a whole.
5. You’ll never find a rainbow if you’re looking down. Your real measure in life has nothing to do with how you see yourself today, but rather how others see you tomorrow.
6. The true measure of a man is not his success or how much he has, but by who he has in his life, who loves him and admires him.
7. The measure of a man isn’t found in the man. It’s found in the price he’s willing to pay to be that man.
8. You have to measure yourself against the standards you’ve set for yourself, and not against other people’s standards.
9. There are many measures in which you can be measured. Often, the resources you invest in something that is small will always be bigger than something big you invest in.
10. The true measure of a man is not how he behaves in moments of comfort and convenience but how he stands at times of controversy and challenges.
11. The things that you devote to are, in some way, always more valuable than something huge you have been concentrating on.
12. While there will be many ways to measure our progress, the impact we will have in the lives of the students impacted will always be the biggest metric, and defines what the true measure of success is in the face of poverty, hunger and homelessness; a metric we can all work towards every single day.
13. It is not the size of a man but the strength of his heart that matters. It is not always being rich that raises one above another but the quality and character of being a gentleman no matter how small.
14. Standing is about focusing on what you want for yourself, not what others say. It’s a process that lets you stop waiting and start doing what’s right to take actions that will bring you success.
15. In life, everything is not as it appears to be. Climb to the top of your goal, reach where you belong and never stop taking steps to achieve it.
16. Don’t fall for people who lie about you, but forgive them; don’t let them take away your happiness or joy.
17. The true measure of a man is how he treats someone who can do him absolutely no good.
18. It’s important to set high standards for yourself. And no matter what anyone else might say, it’s important to stick to your own standards.
19. Standards are set by other people and are influenced by many external factors. Some of them are quite random. Your standards, on the other hand, are defined by you. They’re driven by your values and as much a part of you as your fingerprints.
20. It’s wise to set your own standards and strive for them, rather than worry about competing with other people.
21. Are you doing the most with what you have? Stop comparing yourself to others. Compete with yourself, set your own standards and measure your actions against those goals.
22. When you compare yourself to others, you may become discontented with what you have and what you’ve achieved. You’ll get the most satisfaction and fulfilment when you appreciate your talents, skills, and strengths.
23. You are the only person on earth with your set of skills and abilities; use them to make yourself better every day.
24. The best athletes in the world are never expected to win at all. It’s those that sink their teeth into their work, who never give up and use every moment as an opportunity to get better.
25. Remember that no matter where you find yourself in the future, you’ll be in a better place because you took chances and followed your heart.
26. Don’t wait till you’re gone to be great. Be great, now, and the rest will take care of itself.
27. There is a distance between closed fists and open hands. Open the hand, extend it. This is the true measure of a man.
28. Distance is freedom. Freedom leads to wisdom. Wisdom leads to success. Success means money, love, and laughter. We want to be rich for all of these reasons. To get there, we need to close our fists and open our hands in good measure.
29. Size does matter, but in ways, you don’t expect. A bigger bankroll doesn’t equate to a happy life; it’s the distance between your closed fist and an opened hand that reveals your true character.
30. Yesterday’s champion was untouchable. Today’s champion is someone we all know. The most powerful weapon on the planet is never a bullet or gun. It’s Being kind in good measure.
31. Be Humble. Everything you have, everything you are, comes from the same source that created this universe.
32. The most important thing to remember is you control how much information you share with others, no matter what kind of giving spirit you have.
33. To have real character means that you are willing to sacrifice for something that is bigger than yourself.
34. When you write your story, remember: A life well lived isn’t measured by the number of breaths you take, but by the moments that take your breath away.
35. True success is not about how rich you are or what titles you hold. It’s about achieving your potential.
36. True measure of a man is what he does with power when he doesn’t have to.
37. Power, to a lot of people it’s what you have that makes you who you are. It’s the power over others. But the true measure of a man is what he does with that power. A true measure of a man is what he does when he doesn’t have to do anything.
38. It’s the quality of decisions made when there are no consequences. It’s how you act in front of your friends or when I’m not around. It’s what you do with your power when you’re facing a setback.
39. People who have power are not necessarily better than those who don’t, but they sure do need more courage.
40. One can become king for a day but it takes character and effort to be king for a lifetime.
41. In business, as in life, what’s important is not the size of the investment, but how much you invest in it.
42. Every little bit counts. Just do something great today, and do it with a smile.
43. You need to love something that is bigger than yourself. It will surely make you measure well before others.
44. It does not cost much to be a big person. Look for opportunities to use your voice for good, and take pride in the small acts of kindness that make a difference, even if you cannot see it.
45. Doing more with less. That is the outcome of a creative reshaping of resources. Be more resourceful by thinking outside the box.
46. When you’re working as hard as you possibly can, it’s important to make sure you’re doing everything you can to achieve your goals. It’s important to be inspired and take a day off once in and while. Take advantage of these moments. But get back to work so you can measure up.
47. After all, there would be no sense in trying hard if you’re not doing everything you can to succeed.
48. Hard work is what gets you to where you want to be. If you’re determined, focused and willing to work hard then there will always be a chance for you to reach your goals in all areas of your life. Leaving no stone unturned is important because it shows that you are determined to make it work.
49. It is important to take the time to celebrate your progress and to slowly build up your confidence. This helps you develop and improves your chances for future success.
50. What if you could live every single moment of your life as though it were absolutely heroic? What would you do? How would you react? Think of answers that make you measure up and act on them.
If you’re reading this, there must be a question in your mind that what you set for yourself is worth the effort. After all, if it were easy, everyone would be doing it. It’s not. But the rewards are great and you will find them. Now it’s up to you: Are you going to count on your motivation to get stuff done, or are you going to work proactively? Let me hear from you in the comments.
