Pep Talk Quote Novels & Stories

He laughs but shuts up. “Ok, listen, while we are on the topic of quotes, I have some funny, sarcastic ones,” he says and opens his phone to read some. “Two wrongs, don’t make a right, take your parents as an example,” I laugh. I can use it on anyone who messes with my friends. “Tell me more,” I urge him. “Even people who are good for nothing can bring a smile to your face when pushed down the stairs,” I chuckle.

He said a few words regarding the topic and ended the speech by saying, "just remember you came alone, you'll live alone and you'll die alone. Don't trust anybody more than yourself. Be your own best friend and your own worst enemy to keep the balance of life. Never underestimate yourself and never look back to the people who stab you. They are not worth it, and loyalty is rare. So raise your standards and wear your self respect as the most valuable outfit but ever undress it in front of anybody especially not in love"Students raised clap throughout the auditorium and he walked away from the stage. Leaving the auditorium and his men followed him behind. Veronica stood up from her seat too an

he said with an air quote "Oh so what do you mean then" "Ok so here's the thing, if you're going to keep it up" he said air quoting again "You're gonna have to do it on a low key and if you wanna go big, you really need to have a big backup, you understand what I mean?" "Ohh, yeah sure I understand and anyways, I don't think I wanna go into that" I said shredding "Will remind you, you said so don't worry" he said with a smile.

Right before I'd entered, he held my hands and had told me. "I believe in you and I'm sure you're going up do just well." If only I could believe myself even just half of how much he believes in me, maybe I wouldn't be shaking this much. "Okay Guys, let's start." The speech instructor said, startling me out of my reverie. It was only then Peju looked away from me but not before flashing me a cocky smile. I rolled my eyes. What's this babe's wahala? "Okay, now to the most basic question, why do you want to represent Lakeview?"

The crowd starts clapping, which I acknowledge with a smile but put out my hand to quiet them down so that I can finish. "I'll end my speech with this. There are five things you can't recover in life. One, an oath after it's said. Two, an occasion after it's missed. Three, time after it's gone. Four, trust after it's lost. And lastly, a life once it's stolen. Live this life every day as if it was your last. Love the career you've chosen and don't become complacent." "Be the heroes I know you can be. Congratulations my brothers and sisters, we did it!"

This is tiring but necessary, and I hope that police got what they want because surely I haven’t notice anything from the suspect. “There is no right time. I’ve read that quote every time and I keep that in mind… always. It’s what my grandparents always told me upon growing up.” I paused and smile, I felt the lump in my thought but I keep going. “They remind me that everyday is a blessing and I should do what I need or want to do, right now because again there is no right time and by that being said, I also want to add that I’m taking a break, there’s I’ve been caught up with the no right time that I’ve been doing things with no break, I’m exhausted, I hope you all understand that. Going bac

’’ The truth was better, it always set people free and gave them freedoms that they can’t even imagine. ‘‘Don’t let them do that to you, don’t let them win, don’t allow them to take away the light that is in you, you just don’t give up that way,’’ she insisted. I had heard all those powerful speeches before all the speeches that were meant to help a person move mountains, speeches that were supposed to help a crippled man walk, great speeches about never loosing hope or anything the speeches weren’t new to me, I had ad them all.

His eyes softened, calm in a way that made me listen. “You’ve fought through things most of them couldn’t handle for a week. So if some faceless troll behind a screen wants to tell you you don’t deserve this, maybe bring back the old Mira, the one with sass and no filter, and give them a big middle finger.” I couldn’t help laughing, the weight in my chest easing a little. “Wow, you’re really good at this pep-talk thing.” His lips lifted slightly. “I’ve had practice.” “You know what’s funny? They’re saying I slept with you to get your help, and I haven’t even done that yet.”

“No, Lala, buy proving your wirth I don’t mean spreading your legs for any Tom, Dick or Harry. By proving your worth, I mean you work hard and show them what you;ve got. Cici, you’re wonderful at entertaining an audience, I;ve seen how you made the crowd laugh at the therapy room. And Lala, you’re a great dancer…why not incorporate your moves into yoga and show the pack what you’ve got?” I get up on my feet in an attempt to rouse their waning spirits. “Winners are not people who never fail, but they are people who never quit. And i believe that you ladies have what it takes to accomplish what everyone else can do, because if they can, then so can you.”” And the little pep talk worked! I see

“Not because it’s evil. Because it’s incomplete. And because you will hate who you become if you accept a version of you that never sits in rooms like this having to say ‘I was wrong.’” The word hung there. I was. He was. We all were. “Is this your idea of a pep talk?” I asked. “Yes,” he said. “I’m bad at them.” “You’re terrible,” Mila said. “Yet here we all are,” he said, “benefiting from my mistakes.” Coleman stepped forward. “Time,” she said. “We need to prep her vitals, and your lunch break is over.” Alexander inclined his head. “Ah,” he said. “The bureaucracy reasserts itself. As it should.”