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Of course there will be left nothing to do if we keep deciding to not do what needs to be done.
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We are all guilty of confusing sage advice with marketing slogans... and taking the latter.
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You're only a day older than yesterday and a day younger than tommorow
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When chasing of profits, don't leave your customers behind.
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Public listed companies are split-personality companies in that they make money from selling products and services to customers and from the buying and selling of their own stock or at least taking advantage of its price. One one hand, it has to do right for the customers to continue buying. On the other it has to do things that the stock market likes, like meeting revenue expectations to keep the stock price going up. But if doing one good hurts the other, whom will they most likely choose? The more gullible.
Ignorance + Arrogance = Idiots
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There is the blissfully ignorant and the knowledgeable / know-it-all arrogant. But the combination of both is something truly special. People too arrogant to want to know more and arrogant enough to impose that no one else should too. A person too ignorant of what others know and ignorant enough to assume they know more than everyone else. I present to you the Idiot.
When you admit you don't know everything, you're always learning something
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Time spent feeling sad is lost time feeling happy.
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(Photo credit: Wikipedia ) If time is finite and can never be gotten back again, why do we waste so much of it being sad. No, not feeling sad. We all should feel sad. Feeling sad is what makes us human. But being sad. Deciding to be in a sad state. Wallowing in our sorrow longer. Why do so when we could spend that time being happy. Or trying to make ourselves feel better. So when you can choose sad, why not choose happy?
If the weak doesn't point out the shortcomings of others, how will the strong every hear about them?
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The most common form of delusion is the belief that the absolute is a creation.
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People who claim to be right all the time are contradicting themselves.
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You can't solve everything, but everything is definitely solvable.
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The most brilliant idea any one has had is to just shut up.
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99% of the people in the room can see your bad idea. They 100% choose not to tell you.
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The unbridled pursuit of wealth is called greed. It is not the acquisition of wealth, merely the pursuit of it.
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Was "The unbridled pursuit of wealth is called greed. It is not the acquisition of wealth as often greed is worn by the wealthy but merely the pursuit of it." or earlier "The unbridled pursuit of wealth is called greed. It is not the acquisition of wealth despite that greed is worn by the wealthy but it is merely the pursuit of it."
Who says I'm a reckless driver? I wreck cars all the time!
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Contrary to popular belief, the intellect is not an exhaustable resource
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On the Contrary (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Why do people hoard wisdom as if it is spent once given away? The strange thing about knowledge and understanding is that it grows the more you use it. The more you use your brain the better it'll get. So why do people choose to ignore their best ideas? Laziness?
Learning is not in the retention and regurgitation of facts, but of the evaluation of the conclusion derived from those facts as to whether to incorporate it into daily life
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The concept of facts is under assault. In so much as as truth is relegated to a form of opinion (my truth vs your truth) so that it be on the same standing as perception. Reality was the first casualty when it was brought down and equated as perception. Reality is what it is. Perception is your conception and opinion of what that is. A summation of reality. Your perception alone does not change reality. Your actions based on your perception does. Thus the stock market. But the concept of fact is under attack. It is under attack when we excuse lying as a reforming fact. To say something that is it not is lying. Plain and simple.
Those who constantly look for faults, will always find disappointment
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This went through so many re-writes. at one time it was "Is is any wonder that those who look for faults all the time find bitterness and disappointment?" which was not bad but I think the one I finally chose was best. Or the more convoluted "Bitterness is the treasure that one finds when looking for faults"
Leaders must understand the thin line between sounding ambiguous and sounding blur
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Reflecting on the present will make the past look much better.
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Everybody appreciates being appreciated.
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Thank You - Danke (Photo credit: AlicePopkorn ) It sounds truthful. It's probably true. We forget it all the time. The trick to this quote is repeating the noun as verb. Both have to be spelled or sound similar. Try it. "Everybody likes being liked". "The hated hate more." "Confusion make everyone confused". Or take it up a notch. "Only the needy need to need"
The successful company does not produce good products, it produces satisfied paying customers.
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A person who has never lost something, has never found anything.
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