Excitement Quotes

“Sometimes they are just undifferentiated hobbies just like what many others have but we forget to see that in our entrepreneurial rush of excitement.”
― Pooja Agnihotri, 17 Reasons Why Businesses Fail :Unscrew Yourself From Business Failure

“What do you do in your spare time?” Arthur asks. What is it with this guy? Hope flinches, feeling less like she’s been interviewed and more like she’s been whiplashed. The spare time question was code for questions, you were, by law, not allowed to ask. Did she read books to sick kids? Find housing for the homeless? Support underprivileged women to build careers? Did she have a demanding husband? Two kids under five? And aging mother? But Hope had never put down stakes, either in the home or the do-good camp. Where she came from, at the end of a workweek, a person deserved a cold beer and some down time. “What spare time?”
― Joan Gelfand, Extreme

“Nerves are cousin to excitement, and excitement is cousin to gratitude. Pay attention to your nerves: If you feel nervous, it’s a sign that a Very Big Thing is unfolding. Be nervous for how good that thing can be.”
― Alexi Pappas, Bravey

“[Excitement is] your true vibration. It's your body's translation of the frequency of your True Core Being. That's why [our biggest teaching is: "Follow your Highest Excitement" in life]. Because that means when you act on it you're in alignment with yourself. It's the compass needle pointing to your magnetic north.”
― Bashar

“You know, you could meet Mr. Right or It-Guy tonigh; she communicated with a wicked grin. "Bite your tongue, honie chawld. I'm not looking for difficulities tonight.”
― Sharon Carter, Love Auction II: Love Designs

“But she was always wanting to do things. *Experience* everything. It was on that trip that I realized I couldn't live with her, because I haven't got the energy to keep experiencing things the whole time. I started longing for everyday life, all the boring stuff, but she hated being bored.”
― Fredrik Backman, Anxious People

“But Bella has always been one for a project. She loves potential, possibility, an unknown terrain such as this one.”
― Rebecca Serle, In Five Years

“Don't confuse excitement with happiness. The former is feverish and combustible.The latter is serene and long-lasting.”
― Anoir Ou-chad, The Alien

“Things aren't scary. People are scared.”
― Chris Hadfield

“We are all afraid of many things; we probably can't help that. What we can try to do is not give in to our fears, but face them down instead. There is excitement in that.”
― John Holt, Never Too Late: My Musical Life Story

“Excitement Always Leads to Tears”
― Arundhati Roy, The God of Small Things

“There was a familiar, hard bitterness in him now, and a curiosity he could not deny, and a third thing, like the quickening hammer of a pulse, beneath both of these.”
― Guy Gavriel Kay, A Song for Arbonne

“I know this it is difficult to grow up
it always was
it always will be

I know this nobody can tell you how to do it
You just make the same mistakes and
You just thrill to the same excitement

I know this Life is a good idea”
― Nikki Giovanni, Acolytes

“The allurement and the excitement that only poets and artists entice each other with!”
― Avijeet Das

“Excitement doesn't knock at your door any less when you're older than when you're younger. It's just that when you're younger, you're more likely to open the door and let it in. With age, you start growing ambivalent about excitement. You might say that you want it, but at the same time you're not sure you have the energy for it. Yet a surefire way to diminish your energy is to deny the Ultimate energy pill, which is participation in life itself.”
― Marianne Williamson, The Age of Miracles: Embracing the New Midlife

“I am. And so are you. We’re both real,’ she says in a way that touches every inch of me and despite the rush of fireworks bursting inside of me this is where peace lies.”
― Soulla Christodoulou, Alexander and Maria

“It wasn’t until I actually made the decision to let go of the plane and started falling away that I realized there was no turning back. At that instant, the fear was gone, vanished, defeated by pure excitement and exhilaration. I was stepping into the unknown. I had never felt as wonderful and alive as I did at that moment.”
― Dan Brodsky-Chenfeld, Above All Else

“I can tell you who I am. But I can double the excitement by telling you who I am becoming.”
― Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Hope is a thing with feather,  
but does it know how to fly?”
― L.M. Browning, Drive Through the Night

“Fun is not only for those who wish to enjoy it but also for those who wish to share it.”
― Jerome Emanuel

“I didn't love him. He was a good, decent guy, but I wanted more at that time." She shrugged. "I was not so young anymore. Time was passing for me. I wanted more… excitement.”
― Helon Habila, Travelers

“Sensuality lies in planning the party. It’s in that feeling thought of excitement.”
― Lebo Grand

“Whatever happens between us; you will forever be aching for me just as a flower aches for her bee. The insatiable hunger for love, and the wanton desire to be wild. The allurement and the excitement that only poets and artists entice each other with!”
― Avijeet Das

“The fear and the excitement responses in our brains are exactly the same.”
― Kenny Weiss, Your Journey To Success: How to Accept the Answers You Discover Along the Way

“She was often excited. She liked to be excited.”
― Beverly Cleary, Ramona's World

“This is going to be so awesome,” Summer said. “I can feel it in my toes. My excitement toes are tingling.”
― Jason Krumbine, The Impossible Rescue

“Proud, lovable, and different, how exciting you are!”
― Virginia Toole

“Children will not be motivated to do needed work until we set them OBSESSED about their future and or; get them EXCITED about life and or; Give them CONFIDENCE to lead others and or; INSPIRE them to forget their troubles and do well in spite of them.”
― Asuni LadyZeal

“I was becoming more independent. And I was ready to take the next step toward more freedom, toward exploring the many items on my bucket list. I was continuously aware that I’d been given a second chance at life—and I chose to stay—so I intended to pack in as much excitement on my journey as I could. And I kept remembering that voice, that intuitive sense I felt that compelled me to do something different.”
― Amy Purdy, On My Own Two Feet: The Journey from Losing My Legs to Learning the Dance of Life

“Excitement is vastly overrated." - Nikos, Pg. 31”
― Anne Zouroudi, The Messenger of Athens