All Quotes By Tag: Knowledge

“Just because an eloquent, articulate and well-spoken person is sharing something, does not make what they are saying, true. Just because someone can relay information with an engaging, exciting or enticing delivery, does not mean what is being said is fact. Deciding what is true based on only emotion and not connecting with logic, looking up facts and researching for the proof behind it, can be very dangerous. Back it up before you buy into it. ”

“All the things you want and need in life are through the door marked ‘Wisdom’.”

“The great works of culture have it in their power to clear mental confusion, they give us words for things we had felt but had not previously grasped; they replace cliché with insight.”

“Wisdom : a Lover of true Knowledge”

“Read what I write, and like what you read.”

“You can tell weather a man is clever my is answers. You can tell weather a man is wise by his questions.”

“May the happiness that you share today, last until tomorrow.”

“We cannot do for others what they’re unwilling to do for themselves.”

“Leadership is not about control. Leadership is about influence.”

“Content without continuity and connection will leave you with fewer conversions, sales, and engagement. Stop trying to create something to go viral. Start building an authentic connection rooted in endurance and engagement.”

“There is a reason why they call it a pea brain when we get angry.”

“When you tell someone they made you angry, you give them complete control over how you think, how you feel and how you act, and that includes a two-year-old child.”

“The greatest leaders have the ability to have one eye on the prize and the other in the moment. When either one is lost they both will fail.”

“We have a leadership crisis in our world today. It is based on the reality that we have developed leaders who care more about what people think about them, or how they are seen than they care about those that follow them.”

“The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character – that is the goal of true education.”