Kiran Bedi Quotes

It's great to be able to have your feet in both worlds. I wouldn't want to be just stuck in one or the other.

Keep all your personalities out of your work. Forget and forgive.

I feel very strongly that you shouldn't mix your emotions with business. When it comes to my emotions, I certainly don't mix them with my business.

All the art of living lies in a fine mingling of letting go and holding on.

I'm on the sockless and un-sockless teams. I'm on both sides.

Even a sheet of paper has two sides.

I'm a Gemini. Know what that means? There are two very different sides to me.

Some people take me as being a rowdy, honky-tonk hero type. Some people see me as a quiet person. I guess I can be either one, you know, at any moment.

You can't get emotional about your work.

I leave my emotions at home.

The New Day has been the New Day because what we have done. We can be entertaining but then we can get serious, too.

What I've learned, being in this league, is you can't take things personally.

The most important thing anyone taught me in this business was not to take anything personally.

Some days I'm Uncle Situation, other days I'm Dr. Situation, I'm Chef Situation.

The dressing room is not the place where you show emotion.

I am not a character who gets carried away with good or bad performances and I won't get carried away by bigger or lesser critics. It's the same when you get praise. You can't get carried away with that.

I can swing widely in both directions of helpful or not.

It's two sides to everybody. I'm a manager - I'm a promoter - and I'm a fighter, so it is two sides to me. That's a balance there.

It is with passion that I love my job. But it is with character that I am able to keep looking forward. Not just beyond criticism or bad results, but also beyond the good moments, too. Everything has to be a balance.

The combination between the speed, personality, and being able to temper your emotions in both directions is a great ingredient.

Letting emotion get into it isn't part of my game. Letting animosity or a rivalry come into it, that's all for the show.

The older I get, the more I realize the importance of maintaining an even temperament - not getting too emotional, focusing on the task at hand. You don't want to make a business deal based on your emotions.

I think the most interesting characters are those in which you can see both sides.

People know there's more than one side to me. You can have beauty and brains and athletic ability. You can switch up the cleats for heels once in a while. You can do both.

Feelings can't be a part of this game.