Always count the costs before starting any journey, and never take a step without finding its costs.

— Auliq-Ice

Always know that you are being held accountable for your actions, by your friends, family, coworkers, and most importantly, by God. Lead by example and build a team of successful people around you. By being the dependable person, success is naturally attracted to you.

— Farshad Asl

An accountability mind has learned to be agile, wise, courageous, resilient, and high-mature.

— Pearl Zhu

An apology can be a wonderful thing so long as it is infrequent and from the heart. However, beware of the person who justifies bad behavior with apologies. For them, it is a means to an end, and quite often at your expense.

— Gary Hopkins

Anyone can possess, anyone can profess, but it is an altogether different thing to confess.

— Shannon L. Alder

Anytime that cannot be accounted for is a wasted time.

— Sunday Adelaja

A president cannot defend a nation if he is not held accountable to its laws.

— DaShanne Stokes

As frustrating as the battle for purity must be, I suppose it's easier if you've got company.

— Kevin Roose

As more people have found the courage to break through shame and speak about handedness in their lives, we are now subjected to a mean-spirited cultural response, where all talk of handedness is mocked. The belittling of anyone's attempt to name a context within which they were wounded, were made a victim, is a form of shaming. It is psychological terrorism. Shaming breaks our hearts. All individuals who are genuinely seeking well-being within a healing context realize that it is important to that process not to make being a victim a stance of pride or a location from which to simply blame others. We need to speak our shame and our pain courageously in order to recover. Addressing handedness is not about blaming others; however, it does allow individuals who have been, and are, hurt to insist on accountability and responsibility both from themselves and from those who were the agents of their suffering as well as those who bore witness. Constructive confrontation aids our healing.

— bell hooks

As you grow older, start using your brains, energy, and the means available to you, however little they may seem, to go after what you need to get better, so that you can have what you want to live the life you desire.

— Saidi Mdala