1. Home is where we should feel secure and comfortable. Catherine Pulsifer
   Inspirational Quotes for Kids
2. A man travels the world over in search of what he needs, and returns home to find it. George Moore
   Motivational
3. The payoff isn’t just a clean house – it’s a more satisfying, more meaningful life. Minimalism is an indispensable key to the better life you’ve been searching for all along. Joshua Becker, The More of Less
   Inspirational Quotes
4. Home is where everyone comes for respite and rest, but if a home environment does not provide the love that children need, then they will seek it elsewhere. Nicoline Ambe, Being Dad
   Dad Quotes
5. When you’re safe at home you wish you were having an adventure; when you’re having an adventure you wish you were safe at home. Thorton Wilder
   Funny
6. It was said that, if you could conquer the kitchen, then you could do everything else because nothing could be as challenging or more rewarding in life. Johnny Tan, From My Mama’s Kitchen
   Kitchen
7. In an ideal world, schools might model themselves after the home environment—the primary and natural setting in which children learn and thrive. Connor Boyack, Passion-Driven Education
   School
8. Anxiety brings anger. Anger destroys our health and friendly atmosphere in our home. Dalai Lama
   Anxiety
9. Happy will that house be in which the relationships are formed from character. Ralph Waldo Emersonhome
   Relationship
10. As corny as it sounds, to me, home is where the heart is….So moving houses is just another way in which I get to experience life. Elllen DeGeneres, Home
    Famous



11. Peace like charity, begins at home. Franklin D. Roosevelt
    Quote of the Day  
12. Bowed are our heads for a moment in prayer;
    Oh, but we’re grateful an’ glad to be there.
    Home from the east land an’ home from the west,
    Home with the folks that are dearest an’ best.
    Edgar A. Guest, Thanksgiving
    Thanksgiving Poems
13. The future of their child depends on how they were raised at home. Thus, the foundation they receive from us is the same criteria they know well to discipline and raise their own child in the future. David Bishopson, How to Discipline a Child
    Future  
14. When your home is filled with unnecessary junk and things you never use, it puts you in a mindset that you need more and more stuff rather than simply learning to appreciate what you already own and getting the most out of the items you buy. Seth Cohen, Simply Frugal
    Knowledge
15. The enormous power to change your home and your children’s behavior is in your hands, parents! Nurit Levi, Change Your Child`s Negative Behavior
    Influence
16. For children even such things as moving home or going to a different school could lead to them suffering from depression. Heather Rose, Depression Self Help
    Children
17. It is not too late, though, to change what we are doing. Are we standing for truth in our homes right now or are we content to straddle the line? Mark J. Musser, Lessons on Parenting
    Truth
18. Let your home be you mast and not your anchor. Kahlil Gibran
    Short Quotes



19. If you want to declutter your home, this simply means that you’re making an effort to have a simpler house. Beth Jones, Simple: 30 Ways to Declutter Your Life
    Effort
20. A home should be a stockade, a refuge from the flaming arrows of anxiety, tension and worry. Wilfred Peterson
    Worry
21. One way to reduce this chaos in life is to create a more serene environment. Oftentimes, this means getting rid of clutter in your home environment which might entail throwing out or reducing all those little things that present distraction to the mind thereby causing silent turmoil. Catherine Pulsifer, Happy Things
    Life
22. When I moved into my first home, before I did anything else, I bought a table, a table not just to eat at, but to live around. Nigella Lawson, At My Table
    Live Life
23. I want my home to be that kind of place–a place of sustenance, a place of invitation, a place of welcome. Mary DeMuth, Live Uncaged
    Encouraging Poems
24. Creating uplifting environment for others through the words we use and showing compassion goes outside of the home as well. Chris Johnston, 101 Greatest Life Lessons, Inspiration and Quotes From Joel Osteen
    Compassion
25. They created a home where I felt safe. I could make mistakes. Failure wasn’t punished. Sarah Williams, Cupcakes On A Tuesday
    Failure
26. Many people work from home these days and if you can set boundaries so that you have a workspace that is respected, this helps you to be able to live in harmony and still manage to make your living without the added stress of noise. Jeffrey Dawson, Boundaries
    Stress



27. It is a good idea to be polite to everyone, even in your own home with your spouse and children. Annabelle Stevens, Larissa Stevens, Change Yourself, Change Your World
    Good
28. The power of finding beauty in the humblest things makes home happy and life lovely. Louisa May Alcott
    Life Is Beautiful
29. Almost everyone agrees that we need more tolerance, not only among nations, races, religions, and communities but also in our own homes. John K. Carmack, Tolerance: Principles, Practices, Obstacles, Limits
    Tolerance
30. Once you have experienced what your house feels like when it is completely tidy in the true sense of the term, you will never want to return to clutter, and the strength of that feeling will empower you to keep it tidy. Marie Kondo, Spark Joy
    Experience
31. Matching your brand with the person who wants or needs your services or aspires to do or be what you’re selling: that’s when you hit a home run! Amy Dix, Brand New You
    Customer Service
32. Don’t forget to appreciate the abundance you already have, which may include your home, loved ones, area where you live, opportunities and material possessions. Simon Foster, Manifesting Change
    Appreciation
33. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, gratitude is always possible, and feeling good starts at home. Emma Wright, Feel Good Friday
    Appreciation Poems
34. If you usually just feel like dropping off to sleep when you get home at night, the evening might not be the best time for you to say affirmations. Colleen Archer, The Power of the Positive
    Time
35. The fancy new car, big house, expensive home entertainment system, beautiful kids and secure retirement savings plan, are things everyone wants, but relatively few actually have. Christian H. Godefroy, Mind Dynamics
    Retirement



36. A house is made with walls and beams. A home is made with love and dreams. Author Unknown
    Dream
37. No matter our living circumstances, our living space is a place of ministry to family and friends. The attitude we have in keeping our home, in how we relate to our family and friends, and in caring for others reflects God’s love to us. When we take care of our spiritual health and seek wisdom from God’s Word in how to love others, that outpouring of love appears in our homes. Kim Brenneman, Home Management: Plain and Simple
    God
38. When they’re grown, many siblings feel a deep connection to the only other people who understand what it was like to grow up in their home. Laura Markham, Peaceful Parent, Happy Siblings
    Brotherhood
39. Home can be a happy place with surety, knowledge and security; but it can also be a place where people develop confusion, doubt, and a low self-image. Christian Olsen, Marriage Myths
    Doubt
40. A house is made of brick and mortar, but home is made by the people who live there. M. K. Soni
    Attitude
41. Home sweet home. This is the place to find happiness. If one doesn’t find it here, one doesn’t find it anywhere. M. K. Soni
    Happiness Quotes
42. The first essential for a happy Christian home is that love must be practiced. Billy Graham, from Day by Day
    Christian Quotes about Life
43. If Home is where the heart is then may your Home be blessed . . . John McLeod
    Blessed



44. Laughter is what makes a home warm, and what makes a work place human. Catherine Pulsifer, Possible To Give Gifts
    Laughter
45. I liked the idea of home. Things like wall colors and candles mattered to me more than I had guessed, and it felt freeing to admit it. I wanted to sink into the unpredictability of a cross-cultural life, yes, but I also wanted a bona fide home. Tsh Oxenreider, At Home in the World
    Poems about Life
46. For our home to be a refuge it needs to be a place where love, compassion, and patience prevail. Allan Lokos, Patience: The Art of Peaceful Living
    Patience
47. . . . the home is the one place where we can be ourselves and shut out negativity from the world outside. It’s so important to have a place where we can go and feel protected from it all; it’s something we all deserve. Pia Edberg, The Cozy Life
    Positive
48. Many a man who pays rent all his life owns his own home; and many a family has successfully saved for a home only to find itself at last with nothing but a house. Bruce Barton
    Family
49. If there’s work you love to do and being home will make you feel resentful, you’re better off doing the work you love. . . Jacqueline Fisch, Unfussy Mom
    Work
50. Create something special for the shut-in neighbor, member of the military serving away from home or a prisoner who has no one. Marion Ahlers, To Know, 50 Things
    Helping Others



51. Home is where you feel loved, appreciated, and safe. Tracey Taylor, Stay At Home Mom
    Love Quotes
52. By learning this about yourself, you become better at creating the atmosphere you want in your own home when you have guests over. If you are at ease, everyone else will be, too. Nadine Levy Redzepi, Downtime
    Personal Development Quotes
53. The rest and rejuvenation we want from our homes is getting harder to find. Our work lives have moved in, taking residency in our computers, finding us wherever a phone or pager signal can reach. Kim John Payne M.Ed., Simplicity Parenting
    Simplicity
54. When a home feels like it has been customizedcustomized to an owner’s functional and aesthetic needs, the people who live there generally find it more appealing than the best five-star resort. Vern Yip, Vern Yip’s Design Wise
    Beauty
55. Three keys unlock the door to a gracious atmosphere at home: Respect, influence, and forgiveness. Michael Cannon Loehrer, Porch Talk with Gramps on Parenting
    Forgiveness
56. Consciously leave all those behind, walk into your home in a manner that says you are truly happy to be home for the ones you love, who have missed you all day, and have so longed to have you back. Grace Essen, Successful Working Mom
    Happy
57. People are too superficial nowadays. I think we should just quit with the nagging, cheating, arguments, and focus on developing a happy home. Men as well as women play far too many games. Julius Williams, Rules To The Game
    Focus  

    At home I have a whiteboard that I write my goals to accomplish in the evening or during the weekend, as well as having a small notebook to keep myself on task. Curt Hinson, Sleeping Giant No More
    Goals



58. No matter where you are financially, quality time is always available and with just a bit of love and creativity you can easily create a home. Kendell Fox, Parenting: Raising The Best Kids
    Encouraging
59. No one is born knowing how to buy a home. Everyone who’d like to buy a home must learn how to do it. Unfortunately, too many people get a crash course in the school of hard knocks – and learn by making costly mistakes at their own expense. Eric Tyson; Ray Brown, Home Buying Kit For Dummies
    Mistakes
60. A common way that people adapt to retirement is by moving to a smaller home. In response to the needs of a growing family, large houses are often bought to accommodate family needs earlier in life. Belinda Tucker, Creative and Cheap Retirement Lifestyle Options
    Quotes about Change
61. HOME is the first and most important school of character. It is there that every human being receives his best moral training, or his worst; for it is there that he imbibes those principles of conduct which endure through manhood, and cease only with life. Samuel Smiles
    Character
62. Every traveler has a home of his own, and he learns to appreciate it the more from his wandering. Charles Dickens
    Wise
63. Marriages and families form the basis of a society, not just individuals, because it is in the home that people learn the best-remembered lessons, with which foundation they go through the rest of their lives. Christian Olsen, Marriage: Marriage Myths
    Marriage
64. Clutter is not only harmful to you, it is also harmful to the people who live with you and to those who care about you. If you have small children, you can put their health at risk if you do not get rid of the clutter in your home. Donald Hill, Home Organization
    Health
65. One of the worst things you can do right before bed is homework or work-related tasks. Leave these elsewhere in your home and never make them a part of your pre-bedtime routine. Minka Ferguson, Depression and Anxiety
    Words of Encouragement
66. The praise meter in our home should rise to new heights. As dads especially, we should be the most generous praisers on the planet. Matt Click, Famous Dad: A Hero In His Home
    Father  
67. For there’s never any laughter, howsoever far you roam, like the laughter of the loved ones in the happiness of home. Edgar A Guest, The Path to Home
    Motivational Poems
68. Start by creating a home that is a good structure for the toddler. If they continually get into the cabinets and get into trouble by strewing the pots and pans all over, you need to fix the cabinet doors so they will not open. Rhonda Hart, Toddler Discipline
    Trouble
69. Additionally, the scent of lemon balm can help to reduce overall stress and anxiety in your home so it is a great option for soothing aromatherapy. Jeff Gunn, Panic and Anxiety Relief
    Relax
70. If you both work then find a way to either live within your means or make more money so your wife can stay at home. . . it’s important to raise your own kids. Wealth comes second. W. H. Thomas, Be The Father Children Need
    Wealth

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