What do your neighbors believe?

What do we have in common? How are we different? See what others in your community believe.


Work

I believe in miracles and opportunities for a brighter future.
Louise S. Mayo, Birmingham

I’ve never met a volunteer who felt miserable. Sore, tired or aching perhaps, but not miserable. Volunteering makes for good therapy.
Ray C.

I believe God is with all doctors during surgery, and we should place our trust in His guidance.
Marilyn W.

I believe that quality is more important than quantity.
Stephanie, Chelsea

I believe that hard work does pay off.
Tyler H., Hanceville

I believe that you don't need to be miserable while you're young because when you get out into the real world you know what misery is. Don't yearn to be older because once you get older you'll yearn for those years when you wishing you were old.
Jessie, Weaver

I believe that that there is always room for improvement.
Mandy C., Birmingham

I believe in massage therapy.
Tonya M., Columbiana

I believe people who are the happiest are the people who go out and look for happiness, and if they don't find it in others, they find it in themselves.
Connie, Eastaboga

I believe that the people you work with are not your "friends", but merely "work acquaintances". You will know this when you are laid off and see how fast the ones you thought were your "friends" will flee from you as if you were contagious.
Tim, Ohatchee

I believe people who work most of their lives, live longer.
Rob, Birmingham

I believe that hard work makes perfection.
Angelica D., Mulga

I believe that in work relations everyone wants to be the boss, and everyone has their own opinions of how things should work.
Helen, Birmingham

I believe in pay equity.
Audrey S., Birmingham

I believe in celebrating other's successes.
Kathy, Alabaster

I believe in nap time.
Amy, Graysville

I believe obstacles are what you see when you take your eyes off your goals.
John C., Ohatchee

I believe in "just because" off days.
Jamie D., Birmingham

I believe the best preparation for tomorrow is to do today's tasks extremely well. This pearl was shared with me several years ago, and has always proven itself true.
Randy, Fayette

I believe that if you want a job you can't sit around and wait for it to come to you, you have to take the time to look for it.
Jess, Alabaster

I believe that somewhere out there there is a corporation that believes taking care of its employees is just as important than its bottom-line profits.
Chuck Tucker, Jasper

I believe that work is what you put into it. You give 100% and you get 100% satisfaction in return.
Jeff, Oneonta

I believe there are no bad jobs. Your attitude about your job will make it good or bad.
Joe H., Montevallo

I believe that a person can achieve anything in life if they have a goal and execute a plan to achieve that goal.
Sean T., Oneonta

I believe that the easiest way to get what you want is to help someone else get what they want first.
Christine, Pleasant Grove

I believe happiness begins with answering your call.
Stephen B., Oneonta

I believe that a man that does not work, does not eat!!
Sheretta, Gadsden

I believe that you have to work hard for everything that fulfills your life.
Adria, Hoover

I believe serving others keeps you healthy and happy.
LEB, Birmingham

I believe in doing the job right the first time and not doing anything halfway.
Zach M., Birmingham

I believe all coworkers must work together as a team to accomplish any and all goals. If one coworker works independently, the goal will not be accomplished.
Amy N., Birmingham

I work with children and with that being said, I believe the children are our future, so let's mold them so we can have a better future. God bless.
Keisha, Birmingham

I believe the only place success comes before work is in the dictionary.
Mary Alice K., Cropwell

I believe that Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep.
Jesse

I believe that your job or career can be a ministry no matter what you do, if you do it with love.
Lorien, Hoover

I believe in working hard toward your goals, and that any job worth doing is worth doing WELL. That said; I also believe that in today's workplace, there is almost always someone that is trying to take advantage of you. Don't undersell yourself when you know you work hard, because no one else will speak up for you when it comes to promotions or raises.
Jennifer P., Pell City