Measure Quotes – How to Use Metrics to Enhance Decision-Making

Measure twice, cut once.

You can’t manage what you don’t measure.

Measure your progress, not your perfection.

Success is not measured by how high you climb, but by how many people you bring with you.

Measure your life by how many meaningful moments you create.

The true measure of a person’s worth is their character, not their possessions.

Measure your success by how much happiness you bring to others.

Don’t measure your worth in likes and comments; measure it by how much you love and care for others.

Measure your words before you speak, for they have the power to heal or hurt.

Measure your faith by how much you trust, not how much you doubt.

The measure of a great leader is not their title, but their ability to inspire and empower others.

Measure Quotes – How to Use Metrics to Enhance Decision-Making part 2

Measure your self-worth by your own standards, not by what others think of you.

A moment of patience in a moment of anger can save you a hundred moments of regret.

Measure your progress by how much you’ve learned, not by how far you still have to go.

Success is not measured by the number of achievements, but by the impact you create.

Measure your success by the number of lives you’ve touched, not by the size of your bank account.

Measure your wealth by the quality of your relationships, not by the quantity of your possessions.

Measure your happiness by the beauty of your soul, not by the price tag on your possessions.

The true measure of success is not what you have, but who you have become.

Don’t measure your value by the number on the scale; measure it by the love and compassion in your heart.

Measure your success by how much you’ve grown, not by how much you’ve achieved.

Success is not measured by the applause of others, but by the pride you feel in yourself.

Measure your progress by how much closer you are to your goals, not by how far you still have to go.

Measure your worth by your character, not by the opinion of others.

The true measure of success is how much you’ve overcome, not how much you’ve avoided.

Measure your success by the number of challenges you’ve conquered, not by the number of obstacles you’ve faced.

Don’t measure your success by the number of followers you have, but by the impact you have on their lives.

Measure your success by how much you’ve learned, not by how much you’ve earned.

The true measure of success is not what you have, but who you’ve become.

Don’t measure your worth by the number of likes you receive, but by the love and joy you bring to others.

Measure your success by how many people you’ve helped, not by how many promotions you’ve received.

Success is not measured by the size of your paycheck, but by the size of your heart.

Measure your worth by the kindness you show to others, not by the wealth you possess.

The true measure of a person’s success is their ability to lift others up, not tear them down.

Don’t measure your success by the number of material possessions you have, but by the richness of your relationships.

Measure your success by how many lives you’ve touched, not by how much money you have in the bank.

Success is not measured by the number of achievements, but by the impact you’ve made on the world.

Measure your worth by the difference you make in other people’s lives, not by the number of likes on your posts.

The true measure of success is not the number of followers you have, but the number of lives you’ve changed.

Don’t measure your worth by the number of degrees on your wall, but by the kindness in your heart.

Measure your success by how much joy you bring to others, not by how much money you make.

Success is not measured by the size of your house, but by the size of your heart.

Measure your worth by the number of smiles you create, not by the number of possessions you own.

The true measure of success is how many times you’ve picked yourself up after falling, not how many times you’ve stayed down.

Don’t measure your success by the number of trophies on your shelf, but by the love and compassion in your soul.

Measure your success by the number of lives you’ve inspired, not by the number of zeros in your bank account.

Success is not measured by the number of accolades, but by the number of lives you’ve changed.

Measure your worth by the strength of your character, not by the size of your paycheck.

The true measure of success is how much you’ve given, not how much you’ve received.

Don’t measure your success by the number of Facebook friends you have, but by the true friendships you’ve cultivated.

Measure twice, cut once.

You can’t manage what you don’t measure.

Measure your progress, not your perfection.

Success is not measured by how high you climb, but by how many people you bring with you.

Measure your life by how many meaningful moments you create.

The true measure of a person’s worth is their character, not their possessions.

Measure your success by how much happiness you bring to others.

Don’t measure your worth in likes and comments; measure it by how much you love and care for others.

Measure your words before you speak, for they have the power to heal or hurt.

Measure your faith by how much you trust, not how much you doubt.

The measure of a great leader is not their title, but their ability to inspire and empower others.

Measure your self-worth by your own standards, not by what others think of you.

A moment of patience in a moment of anger can save you a hundred moments of regret.

Measure your progress by how much you’ve learned, not by how far you still have to go.

Success is not measured by the number of achievements, but by the impact you create.

Measure your success by the number of lives you’ve touched, not by the size of your bank account.

Measure your wealth by the quality of your relationships, not by the quantity of your possessions.

Measure your happiness by the beauty of your soul, not by the price tag on your possessions.

The true measure of success is not what you have, but who you have become.

Don’t measure your value by the number on the scale; measure it by the love and compassion in your heart.

Measure your success by how much you’ve grown, not by how much you’ve achieved.

Success is not measured by the applause of others, but by the pride you feel in yourself.

Measure your progress by how much closer you are to your goals, not by how far you still have to go.

Measure your worth by your character, not by the opinion of others.

The true measure of success is how much you’ve overcome, not how much you’ve avoided.

Measure your success by the number of challenges you’ve conquered, not by the number of obstacles you’ve faced.

Don’t measure your success by the number of followers you have, but by the impact you have on their lives.

Measure your success by how much you’ve learned, not by how much you’ve earned.

The true measure of success is not what you have, but who you’ve become.

Don’t measure your worth by the number of likes you receive, but by the love and joy you bring to others.

Measure your success by how many people you’ve helped, not by how many promotions you’ve received.

Success is not measured by the size of your paycheck, but by the size of your heart.

Measure your worth by the kindness you show to others, not by the wealth you possess.

The true measure of a person’s success is their ability to lift others up, not tear them down.

Don’t measure your success by the number of material possessions you have, but by the richness of your relationships.

Measure your success by how many lives you’ve touched, not by how much money you have in the bank.

Success is not measured by the number of achievements, but by the impact you’ve made on the world.

Measure your worth by the difference you make in other people’s lives, not by the number of likes on your posts.

The true measure of success is not the number of followers you have, but the number of lives you’ve changed.

Don’t measure your worth by the number of degrees on your wall, but by the kindness in your heart.

Measure your success by how much joy you bring to others, not by how much money you make.

Success is not measured by the size of your house, but by the size of your heart.

Measure your worth by the number of smiles you create, not by the number of possessions you own.

The true measure of success is how many times you’ve picked yourself up after falling, not how many times you’ve stayed down.

Don’t measure your success by the number of trophies on your shelf, but by the love and compassion in your soul.

Measure your success by the number of lives you’ve inspired, not by the number of zeros in your bank account.

Success is not measured by the number of accolades, but by the number of lives you’ve changed.

Measure your worth by the strength of your character, not by the size of your paycheck.

The true measure of success is how much you’ve given, not how much you’ve received.

Don’t measure your success by the number of Facebook friends you have, but by the true friendships you’ve cultivated.