Do You Read the Daily Quotation?

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Your Daily Quotation:
"Obstacles are those frightful things you can see when you take your eyes off your goal."
-- Henry Ford

[stevensm4]

I rarely do.

[ccandpam]

Yes, I read the daily quotation. I love reading them. A lot of them inspire me.

[Jsnugs]

Sometimes I do I should be mindful to read them more just in case.

[UGetPaid]

Unless I am mistaken, the daily quotation is part of the PTC lineup isn't it? So in order to read it, I first have to earn the daily 5¢ to access it. So I typically don't read it because I don't often get the PTC completed these days.

[dsawan]

no

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Unless I am mistaken, the daily quotation is part of the PTC lineup isn't it? So in order to read it, I first have to earn the daily 5¢ to access it. So I typically don't read it because I don't often get the PTC completed these days.

Scroll down to the Daily Quotation in the Daily email also.  That is where I read it.

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Happy New Year's !!!
Good One here!


Your Daily Quotation:
"Success is how high you bounce after you hit bottom."
-- George Patton

[pstovall]

UGetPaid, I read the quotation in the daily email.  I thought today's was a relevant followup to my experience yesterday.  You may have seen me complaining in another thread that I had spent forty minutes completing a survey only to find "Quota Exceeded."  But I didn't give up and, despite my frustration, and snagged a winner!  The Quote says, 

"Most of the important things in the world have been accomplished by people who have kept on trying when there seemed to be no hope at all."
-- Dale Carnegie

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Sometimes

[Slee800w]

I never read them because I didn't know they existed

[ssarber]

nope, where are they?

[dsawan]

no

[linderlizzie]

pstovall, you got 11,684 views on this post. Is that a world record or what? 

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Your Daily Quotation:
"Lack of clarity is the number-one time-waster. Always be asking, 'What am I trying to do? How am I trying to do it.'"
-- Brian Tracy