Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come. — Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Download Customize

Attention serves a person better when he or she works for it and then lets it come.

— Ron Baratono, The Writings of Ron Baratono
Pin Share Tweet Telegram
Topics
attention people work people

More “Attention” Quotes

God is constantly talking to us but we can't hear him because we pay too much attention to the noise from the world. Gen — Felix Wantang, Face to Face Meetings with Jesus Christ 2 (Read Chapter One)): Astounding Biblical Mysteries revealed in his own words like never before in human history.
Draw the attention of those who do things out of spite, to something else, away from what you wish to avoid. — Nabil N. Jamal
Attention, aboard the shuttle! You are under arrest! Surrender immediately! Come out slowly, in single file, with your h — Christina Engela, Dead Beckoning
That's the thing, though. You always think you want to be noticed. Until you are — Sarah Dessen, Saint Anything
Attention, if sudden and close, graduates into surprise; and this into astonishment; and this into stupefied amazement. — Charles Darwin
It is no coincidence that ours is a time afflicted by a widespread sense of attentional crisis, at least in the West - o — Tim Wu, The Attention Merchants: The Epic Scramble to Get Inside Our Heads
We’re only here for a short while. And I think it’s such a lucky accident, having been born, that we’re almost obliged t — Mark Strand
We've already seen the attention merchant's basic modus operandi: draw attention with apparently free stuff and then res — Tim Wu, The Attention Merchants: The Epic Scramble to Get Inside Our Heads
Oh, fucking expression, attention and impression!(Dexter) — Deyth Banger
When something small loudly demands all our attention, its noise often drowns out the whisper of what's enormously impor — Craig Groeschel, Weird: Because Normal Isn't Working
It is no different from the way it is on Earth, if one is paying attention. If only people would pay closer attention, t — Lorna Jane Cook, Outside Wonderland
When people don't like you... you feel it. They don't pay attention at you... they some kind a ignore you... they don't — Deyth Banger