Herbert Spencer: Education has for its object the formation of character.
Education has for its object the formation of character.
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- You cannot create the marriage you want while refusing to become the spouse it requires.
- When our desire for affirmation is stronger than our desire for INSIGHT, we nullify our ability to benefit from HINDSIGHT and block our ability to gain FORESIGHT.
- 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.
- #1 Leadership Rhyme: Be careful with what you say and do, everybody is watching you!
- The world will figure out what we really believe, by watching what we actually do.
- We should make the same use of a book that the bee does of a flower; she steals sweets from it, but does not injure it.