Witter Bynner: A man who knows how little he knows is well, a man who knows how much he knows…
A man who knows how little he knows is well, a man who knows how much he knows is sick.
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- The secret of balance is found through your rhythm that determines your daily routine
- Success is hidden in templates.
- Life comes in Words . . . Words become Sentences . . . Sentences become Experiences . . . Experiences become Life Lessons. . . . Just because you have gone through a plethora of life experiences does not qualify you to be “Experienced.” If you do not learn from your Experiences . . . You will create a culture of Crisis. . . . Crisis in any area of our lives is a second opportunity to learn a Life Lesson . . . If you do not learn from your “crisis experiences” in life . . . You will be “sentenced” to a life of Chaos. The choice is yours . . . uniquely yours . . . Crisis or Opportunity . . . Chaos or Order. So in the end, the Words we choose to define our lives become Life Sentences that Sentence our lives . . . from Crisis to Crisis or Opportunity to Opportunity. . . . Where Chaos is the norm . . . or with Order we build Form.
- Trust most those who stand to lose as much as you when things go wrong.
- Every ounce of confidence I have is because I tried it over and over again. And then I started getting good at it.
- When you reach the point in your work that you are no longer adding to your store of knowledge or abilities, you are going backward, and it’s time for you to move.