I leave you the best phrases of September, a month that opens the way to autumn and is characterized by offering a landscape of ocher tones, which speaks about the need for reinvention and personal reflection.
You may also be interested in these November phrases.
-September was a thirty-day farewell to summer, to the season that left everyone happy and exhausted from the hot and humid weather and the grueling but exciting adventures. –Lea Malot.
-September, whoever has no clothes to tremble.
-If September has no fruit, August was to blame.
-Sunny and bright September, it puts you in a good mood.
-September, at the end of the month, the cold returns again.
-For September, whoever has wheat to sow.
-He who sleeps in August will watch in September.
-In September, whoever wants to eat bread must sow it.
-Life is 10% what happens to us and 90% how we react. –Charles Swindoll.
-When you finish harvesting in September, start sowing immediately in October.
-If it starts to rain in September, it is fall for sure.
-In mid-September, your fire ignites.
-Serene September, neither bad nor good.
-The morning of the first of September was clear and radiant like an apple. –JK Rowling.
-September days are here, with the best September weather and the best of autumn. –Helen Hunt Jackson.
-March and September, the weather turns.
-In September the melons are kept in the corners.
-In September harvest and do not sow.
-August is to blame, and September is the pulp.
-September either dries up the fountains, or takes away the bridges.
-The brown leaves fell. Remember, in September, in the rain, the sun came out of a dying amber. That rainy September. –Al Dubin and Harry Warren.
-September is good if from one to thirty passes serene.
-Julio triguero, September uvero.
-In September, at the end of the month, the heat returns again.
-In September, the money shakes.
-August and September, few understand them.
-We know that in September we will prowl through the warm winds of the remnants of summer. We will welcome the ghost of summer. –Henry Rollins.
-For September, pumpkins, although not always.
-We woke up one morning in September, and the world was reeling on its axis. –Jeb Bush.
-September is fruitful, happy and partying.
-Oh, September! You are the entrance to the station that awakens my soul, but I must confess that I only love you because you are a prelude to my beloved October. –Peggy Toney Horton.
-Benign September, flowery October.
-September very wet, a lot of must but watery.
-Eats and sells in September; but it is not so much your eating that you do not have to sell.
-Autumn is a second spring, when each leaf is a flower. –Albert Camus.
-Men must live and create. Live to the point of tears. –Albert Camus.
-Never limit yourself by the limited imagination of others, nor limit another by your limited imagination. –Mae Jemison.
-It is not worth having freedom if it does not include the freedom to make mistakes. -Mahatma Gandhi.
-Be aware of the value of time, take advantage and enjoy every moment. Lord Chesterfield.
-Progress comes from the intelligent use of experience. –Elbert Hubbard.
-Lots of flowers in spring, good autumn awaits us.
-Men will be mortal, but ideas immortal. –Walter Lippmann.
-Change your thoughts and you will change the world. –Norman Vincent Peale.
-Waiting for the perfect is never as smart as making progress. –Seth Godin.
-Strength and growth come to us only through continuous effort and struggle. -Napoleon Hill.
-The steps to have clear objectives are: dream with purposes, have specific plans, act with a positive mind and be in the insistent search to achieve it.
-I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways this is not going to work. –Thomas Alva Edison.
-Every problem is an opportunity to give the best. –Duke Ellington.
-Every man must lose a battle in his youth so that he does not have to lose a war when he is old. –George RR Martin.
-The limits of the possible can only be defined by surpassing them and going beyond them towards the impossible. –Arthur C. Clarke.
-Dreams, if they are something good, are always a little crazy. –Ray Charles.
-Success is not achieved overnight, it is hard work that requires daily effort.
-Do the best you can until you know something better. So when you know better, do better. –Maya Angelou.
-One day in hindsight, the years of struggle will become the most beautiful. -Sigmund Freud.
-It's not about success, but about progress. –Tony Robbins.
-Go forward in life, with a wink in your eye and a smile on your face, but with a great and strong purpose in your heart. –Gordon B. Hinckley.
-Everyone wants to live on the top of the mountain, but all the happiness and growth happens when you are climbing it. –Andy Rooney.
-The more something bothers you, the more it is destined for you. When it doesn't bother you anymore, you don't need it because the lesson is complete. –Bryant McGill.
-Education costs money, but also ignorance. –Sir Claus Moser.
-I am grateful for all those who said no to me. It is thanks to them that I do things on my own. -Albert Einstein.
-Optimism is a magnet for happiness. If you stay positive, good things and good people will be drawn to you. –Mary Lou Retton.
-You don't need to change the world, you just need to change yourself. –Miguel Ángel Ruiz.
-Someone is sitting in the shade because someone planted a tree a long time ago. –Warren Buffett.
-Autumn brings with it more gold in its hand than any other season. –Jim Bishop
-A great pleasure in life is doing what people tell you you can't. –Walter Bagehot.
-Everything should be done as simple as possible, but simpler than that. -Albert Einstein.
-Happiness is not something you postpone for the future, it is something you design for the present.
-There are two rules to achieve whatever. Rule number one, start. Rule number two, keep going. -AND. Howard Hunt.
-Success is a terrible teacher. It seduces smart people into thinking they can't lose. –Bill Gates.
-Wishing the seemingly impossible is the way to human progress. –Bryant H. McGill.