All Quotes By Tag: Knowledge

“I think, perhaps, that I begin to understand how much I do not know.”

“Wisdom is knowledge, but knowledge is not necessarily wisdom.”

“Asks, he does…But Oh! A question so small…”

“If they who are appointed to instruct and rule over men had wisdom and virtue themselves, realities, and not fantasies, would enable them to govern better; but scoundrels, quacksalvers, ambitious ruffians, or low sneaks, the lawgivers have ever found it easier to lull nations to sleep with bedtime tales than to teach truths to the public, than to develop intelligence in the population, than to encourage men to virtue by making it worthwhile for sound and palpable reasons, than, in short, to govern them in a logical manner.”

“I see many more successes and wins from those working to be better over those trying to be the best. Remove the hype, the hate and the ego in your growth to truly grow to your potential and beyond. Stop subscribing to the idea that you have to be the best.”

“Wise men seek understanding so that others might gain. To pursue knowledge at all costs is the mark of a true fool.”

“Sometimes you don’t even know how special you might be. Sometimes it takes moments of horror or happiness to, if you will, unleash that knowledge.”

“Look around you.. What do you understand? A million billion composition of life itself. Don’t you see the reason? Straw is not gold, up is not down, white is not black. A only equates to A.”

“Many people remember to include miles to their clients or vendors. However, what about those trips to the office supply store, bank, post office? These miles add up. Do not forget the miles!”

“Pixel of Quantity makes the big picture of Quality”

“You have a competitor, the moment you see the competition”

“No one is exempt from the call to find common ground.”

“All the books, all the lectures, all the pages of … of information, areas nothing against the measure of our experience — and by that he meant the experience we take to heart, that we go back to, trying to work out the why, what, and how of whatever has come about in our lives. That, he said, is where we learn the value of true knowledge, with our life’s lessons to draw upon so that we might one day be blessed with wisdom. I may not be there yet, but the better part of me is doing my utmost, and one of the elements of life I am learning the hard way is the wisdom to be found in forgiveness. It’s what is setting me free.”

“How it is possible to learn anything if you you feel that you know everything”

“If we aren’t willing to pay a price for our values, if we aren’t willing to make some sacrifices in order to realize them, then we should ask ourselves whether we truly believe in them at all.”