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We all have those days where we need some inspiration to get up and do something with our day. We all have those days where we feel crappy about ourselves and the world around us. On those days, it 's important to have some inspirational quotes nearby to pep talk us back into a mood where we want to get out there and tackle the world.

Inspirational quotes have the power to change your mindset and motivate you. When you are stuck on negative thoughts or viewing life through a negative lens, they are a tool that comes in handy to get you unstuck and back on track. Following are some inspirational quotes that I believe will inspire everyone to feel better about life and make the most of today.

1. Today May Suck, But Tomorrow Can Rock!

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The Universe Is With You!

"When you want something, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it." - Paulo Coelho

When I talk about inspirational quotes, this one always comes to mind. It can be hard to feel inspired when you feel like you are alone, but when you truly believe that the universe is on your side and is with you at each step, it becomes much easier to go after the life you want.

Try it! Imagine that the universe is conspiring with you to give you everything you want. It 's planning and plotting and giving you all the clues you need to achieve everything you want to achieve. When you see your day unfolding in that way, life becomes pretty fun, pretty quick.

12. Life Is About The Impact You Make

"Life is about making an impact, not making an income." - Kevin Kruse

A lot of times we get hard on ourselves because we think we are not making enough money. Comparing your income to what you want to make, what you think you should make, and what others make, can discourage you from doing what you need to do. But, even though it seems like it sometimes, life is not about income, it 's about the impact you make. In the end, your income won 't matter, but what you did with your time will. Start making the biggest impact that you can, and you will feel rewarded at the end of the

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