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Sometimes big lessons come in small packets. Short encouraging quotes can be very powerful and help you uplift your energies positively.
These motivational 3 word quotes are a mix of deep, meaningful, positive, happy, funny, inspirational, and sassy ones about love, life, family, friendship, success, work, and more.
You can also use these short cool quotes for tattoos to remind you everyday to be positive.
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Three Word Quotes
- “Go for it.”
“Do it now.”
“Be a giver.”
“Ride or die.”
“Keep it cool.”
“Dare to begin.”
“Got your back.”
“Be the change.”
“I am different.”
Three Word Quotes
“Focus and win.”
“Change is good.”
“Commit or quit.”
“Break the mold.”
“Drill your skills.”
“Shine your light.”
“Live, learn, love.”
“Life is awesome.”
“Success is yours.”
“Laughter is best.”
“Start living now.”
“Live, love, laugh.”
“Aspire to inspire.”
3 Word Inspirational Quotes
“Own your magic.”
“Be the exception.”
“Just be awesome.”
“Always be honest.”
“I Am Determined.”
“Love conquers all.”
“Track all progress.”
“Love is everything.”
3 Word Quotes for Love
“Dreams come true.”
“Believe in yourself.”
“No strings attached.”
“Audit your mistakes.”
“Celebrate all success.”
“Escape the ordinary.”
“Ready… Aim… Fire..”
“Happiness Is Choice.”
“Laughter is medicine.”
“Never stop dreaming.”
“Embrace the journey.”
“Conquer from within.”
Deep 3 Word Quotes
“Selfcare is healthcare.”
“Learn from yesterday.”
“Happy Ever Laughter.”
“Struggle into strength.”
“Always deliver quality.”
“Passion, strength, fire.”
“Nothing Is Impossible.”
“Cherish every moment.”
“Teamwork dream work.”
“Ask powerful questions.”
“Connection builds trust.”
“Appreciate the moment.”
“Peace, love & happiness.”
“Progress, not perfection.”
“Act without expectation.”
“Celebrate your victories.”
“Creativity takes courage.”
“Happiness is homemade.”
“Imagine. Believe. Achieve.”
3 Word Quotes Motivational
“Competition fuels growth.”
“Embrace constant change.”
“Participation equals value.”
“Reward high performance.”
“Build quality relationships.”
“Practice makes permanent.”
“Emotions create relatability.”
“People complicate everything.”
“Congruency builds credibility.”
Inspirational 3 Three Word Quotes
- “Act as if.”
“All is well.”
“Get over it.”
“Yes you can.”
“You got this.”
“It is possible.”
“Do your best.”
“See the good.”
“Try. Try. Try.”
“Live life daily.”
“This will pass.”
“Now or never.”
3 Word Quotes
“Life won’t wait.”
“Believe you can.”
“Speak the truth.”
“Make it happen.”
“Allow for delays.”
“Never look back.”
“Set clear targets.”
“Train your team.”
“Show your work!”
“Clean more often.”
“Leaders are early.”
“Keep morale high.”
“Don’t overthink it.”
“Organize your life.”
“Nourish your soul.”
“Nurture your best.”
“Prioritize all tasks.”
“Be happy, dammit.”
“Have hope, always.”
“Audit your metrics.”
“Wake your dreams.”
“Live your potential.”
“Focus vs. scattered.”
“Never hold grudges.”
“Get more organized.”
“Recovery is possible.”
“Raise your vibration.”
“Enjoy every moment.”
3 Word Quotes Images
“Explore ahead expire.”
“You are unrepeatable.”
“Be constantly curious.”
“Be the communication.”
“Have meaningful goals.”
“Identify key milestones.”
“Polish your weaknesses.”
“Manage your resistance.”
“Read interesting articles.”
“Decide. Commit. Succeed.”
“Communicate with clarity.”
“Monitor budgets regularly.”
“Build strategic partnerships.”
“Manage resources effectively.”
“Enforce consequences rigorously.”
Deep 3 Word Quotes
- “Clear the air.”
“Less is more.”
“Be here now.”
“Dare to suck.”
“Seize the day.”
“Never give up.”
“Never too late.”
“Trust your gut.”
“Happy but sad.”
“Life is beautiful.”
“Share the wealth.”
“You complete me.”
“Share your vision.”
“Sexy is confidence.”
“Always be yourself.”
“Love your enemies.”
“Only hope remains.”
“Love endures delay.”
“Build for scalability.”
“Passion is enrolling.”
“Love beyond words.”
“Knowledge is power.”
“Character is destiny.”
“Pick yourself flowers.”
“Judgement free zone.”
“Branding is essential.”
“Make enough money.”
“Friends are treasures.”
“Imperfection is beauty.”
“Be obsessively grateful.”
“Maintain your integrity.”
“Manage your reputation.”
“Compare creates despair.”
“Keep information flowing.”
“Money amplifies emotions.”
“Procrastination steals time.”
“Massive motions mesmerize.”
“Brainstorm alternative ideas.”
“Perfectionism stalls progress.”
“Handle breakdowns immediately.”
3 Word Phrases
- “Let it go.”
“I trust you.”
“Keep it fun.”
“I’ll be there.”
“Cash is king.”
“Keep it legal.”
“Read a book.”
“Rain will fall.”
“Over and out.”
“Next big feat?”
“I am enough.”
“This is music.”
“Let’s get high.”
“Love your job.”
“Little by little.”
“Find your fire.”
“Hold my hand.”
“Get lost, creep.”
“Keep it simple.”
“Keep the faith!”
“Just living life.”
“Miles of smiles.”
“Let’s get drunk.”
“You are unique.”
“Get more sleep.”
“Try new things.”
“Let’s be friends.”
“Cue the confetti.”
“Value your time.”
“Against all odds.”
“Good vibes only.”
“Short and sweet.”
“Why so serious?”
“Laugh every day.”
“Health is wealth.”
“Hope trumps all.”
“Keep on shining!”
“Based on results.”
“Trust the process.”
“Nobody is perfect.”
“Please forgive me.”
“Happy Ever After.”
“Save every penny.”
“It’s already yours.”
“Drink more water.”
“Get more exercise.”
“Make new friends.”
“Don’t drive drunk.”
“Nurture your best.”
“Cashflow is queen.”
“Love your parents.”
“Cute and beautiful.”
“Model the masters.”
“Plan your vacation.”
“Live every moment.”
“Protect your health.”
“Winners never quit.”
“Respect your elders.”
“Best friends forever.”
“Make yourself proud.”
“Enjoy little moments.”
“Count your blessings.”
“Love, laughter, peace.”
“Embrace Carpe Diem.”
“Grace under pressure.”
“Dream, shine, sparkle.”
“Time heals everything.”
“Exclusivity adds value.”
“Practice makes perfect.”
“Success breeds success.”
“Family over everything.”
“Energy draws attention.”
“Love, light and laughter.”
“Friendship refreshes soul.”
“Mastery abhors mediocrity.”
“Contrast creates captivation.”
“Build redundancy procedures.”
“Exceptional makes memorable.”
“Citius, Altius, Fortius (Faster, Higher, Stronger)”
“Love never fails.” – Corinthians 13:8 (Bible Verses)
Funny 3 Word Quotes
- “Wild at heart.”
“Feed your soul.”
“You are enough.”
“Against all odds.”
“Block out haters.”
“Make people grin.”
“Remember To Live.”
“Try something new.”
“Reduce your overheads.”
“Everything is figureoutable.”
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Three word expressions are common in English. Practising them and using them when you speak will help you sound more natural.
Here are ten common English expressions, along with an explanation and example sentence.
Black and white
Dos and don’ts
Haves and have nots
Ins and outs
Kiss and tell
Odds and ends
P’s and Q’s
Pros and cons
Rights and wrongs
Tried and tested
black and white = something which is extremely clear: “He told her in black and white that she couldn’t leave the house while he was out.”
dos and don’ts = the rules: “There are various do’s and don’ts about driving in the UK.”
haves and have nots = people who are rich and those who are not: “In London you can find the haves and have nots of the population.”
ins and outs = the details: “I don’t know the ins and outs of the situation, so I can’t really advise you.”
kiss and tell = when someone sells a story of themselves and a famous person: “The British tabloids are famous for publishing kiss and tell stories.”
odds and ends = small pieces of various items: “She made a stew with the odds and ends she found in the fridge.”
P’s and Q’s = manners (such as please and thank you): “Mind your P’s and Q’s when you visit them!”
pros and cons = advantages and disadvantages: “There are a few pros and cons that we should consider before buying a new house.”
rights and wrongs = all the good points and bad points of a situation: “Regardless of the rights and wrongs of company policy, you need to give a month’s notice.”
tried and tested = something which has been well tested: “Using salt is a tried and tested way of getting red wine out of a carpet.”
Here are ten more expressions:
Ups and downs
Come and go
Back and forth
Dribs and drabs
Said and done
Cat and mouse
Trial and error
Flesh and blood
Down and out
By and large
ups and downs = very good times and very bad times: “They have a lot of ups and downs in their relationship.”
come and go = use somewhere as your base: “Feel free to come and go as you please!”
back and forth = not to stay still, but to keep travelling between two places: “I’m so glad I’m moving. I was getting sick of going back and forth every day. Now my journey to work will be a lot quicker.”
dribs and drabs = not a steady amount of something: “The marathon runners finished in dribs and drabs.”
said and done = to have the final word on something: “When it’s all said and done, the new reception area is going to be a credit to the company.”
cat and mouse = doing something in the same way that a cat plays with a mouse: “The guerillas played a cat and mouse game with the much better-equipped army.”
trial and error = to do something new by making experiments and occasionally failing: “The new computer system has been installed. But it’s a bit trial and error at the moment – nobody really knows how to use it.”
flesh and blood = your family: “I have to help him if I can – he’s my flesh and blood.”
down and out = someone who has no money at all who has to live on the street: “There are too many young down and outs in London.”
by and large = generally: “By and large, our customers prefer good service to low prices.”
And a further ten expressions:
Up and running = in operation: “The new company is now up and running.”
Noughts and crosses = a game where you take it in turns to put your symbol (either a nought or a cross) into one of nine spaces. The idea is to have a row of either three noughts or three crosses, but your opponent tries to block you. The game looks like this:
O X O
X O X
X O X
Bring and buy = a fair where people try to raise money for a cause by bringing something that other people might want to buy: “I’m making a cake for the school’s bring and buy next week.”
Hide and seek = a children’s game where one child hides and the others try to find him / her: “Someone’s been playing hide and seek with the TV remote control again!”
Around and about = a vague phrase to avoid saying where you have been exactly: “Where have you been – I’ve been worried!”
“Oh, around and about, you know.”
To and fro = another way of saying “back and forth”: “I’m exhausted – I’ve been going to and fro all week!”
Over and out = something you say to show you have come to the end of your message: “The last thing they heard from the pilot was ‘over and out’.”
Done and dusted = properly finished: “Well, that’s this project done and dusted. We need a holiday now.”
Dead and buried = something that will not happen: “That idea is now dead and buried – the Executive Committee decided some time ago to go with another proposal.”
Wine and dine = to entertain someone lavishly: “He’s well-known for wining and dining his business partners.”
Bread and butter = your main source of income, or the most important issue: “Health and education are the bread and butter issues facing the UK government.”
Spick and span = very tidy and clean: “Her house is spick and span at all times.”
Wheel and deal = to make deals when buying and selling things: “If you need a new car, try speaking to John. He’s a bit of a wheeler and dealer!”
After I posted yesterday about IHAQ’s, I realized that when most of my questionoholics say, “I have a question,” it really sounds like, “I’ve a question.” This pronunciation makes it yet another three-word-phrase we can add to the list of essential junior high “communication.”
If we were to write an Oxford-style dictionary of all junior high phrases, we surely wouldn’t need more than a single sheet of paper. (Most of them couldn’t even come up with a decent slang word to write a paragraph about. I had half of them write about “cool” and the rest were “sick.”) And the three-word phrase section would be most of our dictionary. Here’s the latest iteration of the list with handy translations.
1. “It’s not fair.” – Used for anything they don’t like.
2. “This is boring.” – See #1.
3. “What’s my grade?” – “I am pretending I care.”
4. “What I miss?” – See #3.
I already talked about those four classics here. ‘Nuff said.
5. “I don’t care.” – “I really do care, but I don’t think I can do anything about it.”
6. “I don’t know.” – “I might know, but can’t admit it, because then I would face consequences.” Or, if that is not the case, “I don’t even know what the question was.”
7. “I SAW you.” – “I can’t believe you exist outside the classroom.”
8. “I hate ____.” (math, you, cauliflower, etc.) – See #1.
9. “S’not my fault.” – “It really is my fault.”
Here’s the original post for those five.
10. “I’ve a question.” – “I really do (or did) have a question, but it might (probably) not have anything to do with what you’re talking about.”
11. “It’s at home.” – “I didn’t do it.”
12. “Because it’s fun.” – “Because it annoys you.”
Those last three are new additions to the canon. The “it’s at home” one has been seeing some heavy use lately. Variations on home include: at my dad’s house, in my backpack somewhere (but not really), on the moon, and ummm.
Are there any three-word phrases I’ve left out?
Cколько в английском языке three word phrasal verbs? Конечно, их меньше, чем two word, и всё же моя попытка составить о них некое представление провалилась, когда я дошла до глагола get — одного из самых употребительных английских фразовых глаголов. Их слишком много.
То, на что у меня хватило терпения, представляю в виде таблицы. Глаголы от A до D. Отобраны по алфавиту, не по частоте употребления.
| № | Phrasal Verb | Meaning | Example | Notes |
| 1 | Break out of | Escape | Three dangerous Category A prisoners BROKE OUT OF Wandsworth Prison last night. | Inseparable |
| 2 | Break out in | Sweat heavily, develop skin sores or irritation | The measles caused me to BREAK OUT IN a rash. | Inseparable |
| 3 | Come down with | Fall ill | She CAME DOWN WITH a virus. | Inseparable |
| 4 | Add up to | Have a certain result | Trains delays are getting worse and with the high fares, it all ADDS UP TO misery for the commuters. | Inseparable |
| 5 | Add up to | Come to a certain amount or figure | The total costs ADD UP TO several million euros. | Inseparable |
| 6 | Back out of | Fail to keep an agreement, arrangement | She BACKED OUT OF the agreement at the last minute | Inseparable |
| 7 | Back out of | Exit a parking area in reverse gear | She BACKED the Rolls OUT OF its parking space | |
| 8 | Bang on about | Keep talking about something | He’s always BANGING ON ABOUT football. | Inseparable |
| 9 | Be cut out for | Be suitable, have the necessary qualities | She’s not CUT OUT FOR this kind of work | Inseparable |
| 10 | Bear down on | Move towards | She spotted him on the other side of the room and BORE DOWN ON him. | Inseparable |
| 11 | Bear up under | Cope with something difficult or stressful | He’s BEARING UP UNDER the pressure. | Inseparable |
| 12 | Beaver away at | Work hard doing something | I have to BEAVER AWAY AT it or else I will fail the course. | Inseparable |
| 13 | Bend over backwards | Do a lot to try to help or please someone | I BENT OVER BACKWARDS for them and they didn’t even thank me. | Intransitive |
| 14 | Boil down to | Amount to | It all BOILS DOWN TO money at the end of the day. | Inseparable |
| 15 | Bone up on | Study hard for a goal or reason | I need to BONE UP ON my French grammar for the test. | Inseparable |
| 16 | Break out in | Sweat heavily, develop skin sores or irritation. | The measles caused me to BREAK OUT IN a rash. | Inseparable |
| 17 | Break out of | Escape | Three dangerous Category A prisoners BROKE OUT OF Wandsworth Prison last night. | Inseparable |
| 18 | Bring out in | Cause a health problem or reaction | It was the lobster that BROUGHT me OUT in this rash all over my body. | Separable [obligatory] |
| 19 | Carry on with | Have an affair | He’s been CARRYING ON WITH someone at work for years. | Inseparable |
| 20 | Cash in on | Benefit or make money on something, especially if done unfairly | The opposition party are CASHING IN ON the government’s unpopularity. | Inseparable |
| 21 | Cast about for | Try to find something | They’re CASTING ABOUT FOR support. | Inseparable |
| 22 | Cast around for | Try to find something | She was CASTING AROUND FOR people to help her. | Inseparable |
| 23 | Cast round for | Try to find something | He CAST ROUND FOR any sign of his things. | Inseparable |
| 24 | Catch up in | Become involved, often against one’s will | The tourists were CAUGHT UP IN the violence of the revolution. | Inseparable |
| 25 | Catch up on | Do something that should have been done earlier | I’m going home to CATCH UP ON my sleep. | Inseparable |
| 26 | Catch up on | Reminisce with an old friend after not seeing them for a while | I hadn’t seen her for years, so we spent the afternoon CATCHING UP ON old times. | Inseparable |
| 27 | Catch up with | Do something that should have been done earlier | I’m going home to CATCH UP WITH my sleep. | Inseparable |
| 28 | Catch up with | Meet someone after a period of time and find out what they have been doing | I CAUGHT UP WITH her at the conference. | Inseparable |
| 29 | Chalk up to | Explain the reason for a problem | They CHALKED the poor sales UP TO the lower numbers of tourists visiting this year. | Separable [obligatory] |
| 30 | Cheat out of | Get money from someone under false pretences | I hate him- he CHEATED me OUT OF ?100. | Separable [obligatory] |
| 31 | Check out of | Settle up and pay before leaving a hotel | Guests have to CHECK OUT OF the hotel before midday. | Inseparable |
| 32 | Chip away at | Gradually reduce something to make it less powerful, effective, etc | They have been CHIPPING AWAY AT his reputation ever since he took office. | Inseparable |
| 33 | Chow down on | Eat something | We’re going to CHOW DOWN ON that barbecued pork. | Inseparable |
| 34 | Clamp down on | Restrict or try to stop something | The government are CLAMPING DOWN ON antisocial behaviour. | Inseparable |
| 35 | Cling on to | Try to keep something | They CLUNG ON TO power despite the protests. | Inseparable |
| 36 | Close in on | Get near someone | The police were CLOSING IN ON the gang. | Inseparable |
| 37 | Close in upon | Get near someone | The police were CLOSING IN UPON the gang. | Inseparable |
| 38 | Come down on | Criticise heavily | The management really CAME DOWN ON him for losing the contract. | Inseparable |
| 39 | Come down to | Amount to, be the most important aspect | It all COMES DOWN TO a question of who tries hardest. | Inseparable |
| 40 | Come down upon | Criticise, reprimand severely | They will COME DOWN UPON us if we are late. | Inseparable |
| 41 | Come down with | Fall ill | She CAME DOWN WITH a virus. | Inseparable |
| 42 | Come forth with | Provide information | None of the witnesses CAME FORTH WITH an accurate description of the gang. | Inseparable |
| 43 | Come into use | Start being used | The computerised system CAME INTO USE at the end of last year. | Intransitive |
| 44 | Come off it | I don’t believe what you’re saying; used as an imperative | COME OFF IT; tell me the truth for goodness’ sake. | Inseparable |
| 45 | Come out in | Have a rash or similar skin problem | She CAME OUT IN a nasty rash after touching the poisonous plant by mistake. | Inseparable |
| 46 | Come out of | Recover consciousness | After three years, he CAME OUT OF the coma. | Inseparable |
| 47 | Come out with | Make something available | They have just COME OUT WITH a new version. | Inseparable |
| 48 | Come through with | Provide something needed | He didn’t COME THROUGH WITH the money and they went bust. | Inseparable |
| 49 | Come through with | Provide something needed | He didn’t COME THROUGH WITH the money and they went bust. | Inseparable |
| 50 | Come up against | Encounter problems or difficulties | They CAME UP AGAINST a lot of opposition to their plans for an out-of-town supermarket development. | Inseparable |
| 51 | Come up with | Think of a solution, excuse, etc. | Nobody could COME UP WITH a satisfactory explanation for the accident. | Inseparable |
| 52 | Contract out of | Formally leave and agreement | I CONTRACTED OUT OF the deal years ago. | Inseparable |
| 53 | Crack down on | Use more authority than usual | The police always CRACK DOWN ON drink-driving offences over the Christmas period. | Inseparable |
| 54 | Creep out on | To do the same activity for a very long time | He’s been CREEPING OUT ON that computer game all day. | Inseparable |
| 55 | Cut back on | Reduce expenditure | The government has decided to CUT BACK ON spending on the armed forces. | Inseparable |
| 56 | Cut down on | Reduce | Doctors advised her to CUT DOWN ON the amount of saturated fats in her diet. | Inseparable |
| 57 | Cut it out | Stop your unfair or unreasonable behaviour | Will you two idiots CUT IT OUT and keep quiet. | Separable [obligatory] |
| 58 | Cut out on | Let down, snub | Although he’d promised to help, the star CUT OUT ON the charity when offered more money. | Inseparable |
| 59 | Dine out on | Tell a story repeatedly that is well received | I’ve DINED OUT ON the story of his accident. | Inseparable |
| 60 | Do away with | Abolish, get rid of | The United Kingdom DID AWAY WITH the death penalty in 1965. | Inseparable |
| 61 | Double up as | Have a second function or purpose | The display screen DOUBLES UP AS a solar panel. | Inseparable |
| 62 | Drill down through | Get to the bottom of something, get detailed data | They DRILLED DOWN THROUGH the information to find the truth. | Inseparable |
| 63 | Duck out of | Avoid doing something | He DUCKED OUT OF helping us last night. | Inseparable |
| 64 | End up with | Get as a result of something | He tried hard but ENDED UP WITH a poor grade. | Inseparable |
| 65 | Face up to | Accept an unpleasant truth | Many people find it hard to FACE UP TO the fact that they are getting old. | Inseparable |
| 66 | Fall back on | Be able to use in an emergency | It was good to have some money in the bank to FALL BACK ON when I lost my job. | Inseparable |
| 67 | Feel up to | Feel capable of doing something | I’m so tired. I don’t think I FEEL UP TO going out tonight. | Inseparable |
| 68 | Fill in for | Substitute | I was away for a few days, so they had to get someone to FILL IN FOR me. | Inseparable |
| 69 | Fill in on | Give someone information | I’m sorry I missed the meeting; could you FILL me IN ON what happened. | Separable [obligatory] |
| 70 | Finish up with | Have or do something at the end or as the last of something | We attended some workshops and FINISHED UP WITH the keynote speaker. | Inseparable |
| 71 | Fit in with | Occur or happen in a way that shows that plans or ideas have not changed | His rudeness yesterday FITS IN WITH what I have always thought of his behaviour. | Inseparable |
| 72 | Fit out with | Provide someone with necessary equipment | They didn’t FIT the troops OUT WITH the necessary protective gear. | Separable [optional] |
| 73 | Fob off on | Make or persuade someone to accept something you don’t want | I FOBBED the work ON the others. | Separable [obligatory] |
| 74 | Fob off onto | Make or persuade someone to accept something you don’t want | I FOBBED the fake note ONTO a shopkeeper. | Separable [obligatory] |
| 75 | Fob off with | Make or persuade someone to accept something of lower quality than they wanted | He FOBBED her OFF WITH some fake gold. | Separable [optional] |
| 76 | Fob off with | Make or persuade someone to accept something of lower quality than they wanted | He FOBBED her OFF WITH some fake gold. | Separable [optional] |
| 77 | Follow on from | Be the part of something | The film FOLLOWS ON from the original. | Inseparable |
| 78 | Gang up against | Harass, bully (in a group) | They GANGED UP AGAINST me because I wouldn’t accept their ideas. | Inseparable |
| 79 | Get across to | Be convincing or make a good impression | How can I GET ACROSS TO my audience? | Inseparable |
| 80 | Get ahead of | Move in front of | I work at home in the evening to GET AHEAD OF schedule. | Inseparable |
| 81 | Get along in | Progress | How are you GETTING ALONG IN the company. | Inseparable |
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120 Inspiring Three Word Quotes
How do you call three word quotes?
Three words sayings, three words phrases?
Here is my top 120. Which are your favorites? Join the discussion and leave a comment below!
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Act as if- Act without expectation
- All is well
- Allow for delays
- Always be honest
- Always be yourself
- Always deliver quality
- Ask powerful questions
- Audit your metrics
- Audit your mistakes
- Based on results
- Be constantly curious
- Be here now
- Be the change
- Be the communication
- Believe in yourself
- Believe you can
- Brainstorm alternative ideas
- Branding is essential
- Build for scalability
- Build quality relationships
- Build redundancy procedures
- Build strategic partnerships
- Cash is king
- Cashflow is queen
- Celebrate all success
- Change is good
- Citius, Altius, Fortius (Faster, Higher, Stronger)
- Clear the air
- Commit or quit
- Communicate with clarity
- Compare creates despair
- Competition fuels growth
- Congruency builds credibility
- Connection builds trust
- Contrast creates captivation
- Dare to suck
- Do it now
- Do your best
- Dreams come true
- Drill your skills
- Embrace Carpe Diem
- Embrace constant change
- Emotions create relatability
- Energy draws attention
- Enforce consequences rigorously
- Exceptional makes memorable
- Exclusivity adds value
- Focus and win
- Focus vs. scattered
- Friends are treasures
- Get over it
- Grace under pressure
- Go for it
- Handle breakdowns immediately
- Happiness is Choice
- Health is wealth
- Hope trumps all
- I’m determined
- Identify key milestones
- It is possible
- Judgement free zone
- Just be awesome
- Keep it cool
- Keep information flowing
- Keep it simple
- Keep morale high
- Knowledge is power
- Laughter is best
- Leaders are early
- Learn from yesterday
- Let it go
- Laughter is medicine
- Life is awesome
- Life is beautiful
- Life won’t wait
- Live life daily
- Live, love, laugh
- Live your potential
- Love endures delay
- Love is everything
- Manage your reputation
- Manage your resistance
- Manage resources effectively
- Massive motions mesmerize
- Mastery abhors mediocrity
- Model the masters
- Money amplifies emotions
- Monitor budgets regularly
- Never give up
- Never look back
- Next big feat?
- Nothing is Impossible
- Nurture your best
- Participation equals value
- Passion is enrolling
- People complicate everything
- Perfectionism stalls progress
- Practice makes permanent
- Prioritize all tasks
- Polish your weaknesses
- Raise your vibration
- Reduce your overheads
- Remember to Live
- Reward high performance
- Seize the day
- Set clear targets
- Sexy is confidence
- Share the wealth
- Share your vision
- Speak the truth
- Success is yours
- Teamwork dream work
- This will pass
- Time heals everything
- Track all progress
- Train your team
- Trust the process
- Value your time
- Yes you can
Act as if
Beyond 3 word quotes: More great email “laughter” signatures:
- All smiles
- Best laughter regards
- Blessings and much laughter
- Enjoy Life
- Happy Ever Laughter
- Happy trails
- InJoy
- In Laughter Friendship
- Joyfully Yours
- Keep on shining!
- Keep the faith
- Love and laughter
- Love, laughter and peace
- Love, light and laughter
- Miles of smiles
- Mirthfully yours
- Much laugh
- Peace out
- Peace, love & happiness
- Playfully Yours
- Rock on!
- To a healthier you
- To your sizzle & spark
- With Laughter and Blessings
- You’re awesome and I know it!
- Yours in love and laughter
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