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Georges Clemenceau: Interesting primarily
P D James: Every bird his worm
Alija Izetbegovic: No matter how ugly the truth
Jackie DeShannon: New tomorrow
Annie Parisse: Right button
Enid Blyton: Don’t leave someone for something
Martin Heidegger: Man and language
Miguel de Cervantes: Self-deceit
Jalal ud-Din Tumi: Buy bewilderment
J B Priestley: Mental pregnancy
Ayn Rand: Inoperative
Elie Wiesel: Illegal
Tim O’Brien: Fiction
Karl Popper: Intolerance
Simon Sinek: Intelligence versus creativity
Letitia Elizabeth Landon: Very much like glasses
Simon Sinek: Stress versus passion
Sting: Jealous
Simon Sinek: Only two ways
Peter Sellers: Classic example
Elayne Boosler: Never been married
Garrett Camp: Wiki
Dwight D Eisenhower: Followers
Frank Herbert: Fear
Simon Sinek: Connect
Rita Dove: Sun-drenched celebrities
Ivo Andric: Bridges
Calvin Coolidge: Persistence
Fridtjof Nansen: Forward
Robert M Pirsig: Dogmas
Robert John Halligan: Engineering system
Josh Hutcherson: Love as motivator
Abraham Lincoln: With malice toward none
Richard Feynman: Be a free thinker
Kin Hubbard: Flattery
Dwight D Eisenhower: Don’t join book burners
Charles Reznikoff: Fingers of thoughts
Tommy Lee Jones: Imagine what you’ll know tomorrow
Lenny Bruce: Hiroshima was dirty
Alanis Obomsawin: You can’t eat money
Virgil: Able
Russell Lincoln Ackoff: Common sense
Leonardo da Vinci: Practice and sound theory
Thomas Henry Huxley: Corroborative evidence
Spanish proverb: An ounce of mother
Martin Gardner: History of boneheads
Charles Darwin: Ignorance
Timothy Leary: Think for yourself
Ivan Bunin: Words and deeds
Jeanette Winterson: Book collecting
Gabriel Garcia Marquez: Memories
Samuel Butler: Credulous mind
Bruce Feiler: Happy families
Noel Coward: Motivation
John Buchan: Debt to the past
John Cleese: Creative workers
Epicetus: Only the educated can be free
Jonas Salk: Intuition
Heinrich Heine: But is that an answer?
Barbara Ehrenreich: Just like men
Lady Marguerite Blessington: More lofty
Jonas Salk: Patent the sun
Bill Mauldin: Status quo
Dan Rather: Sharp stick called truth
Monty Hall: Overnight success
Sarah Orne Jewett: Harbor
Jane Addams: Precarious and uncertain
Carl Sagan: Laughed at
Sean Connery: Privilege
Simon Sinek: No need for each other?
Conor Cruise O’Brien: Christian unity
David Foster Wallace: Voting
Simon Sinek: Disappoint with truth
George Matthew Adams: No such thing
Goethe: Goes backward
Edith Sitwell: Patient with stupidity
Anthony de Mello: Properly wicked
Zig Ziglar: Lack of direction
Joe Biden: The answer is knowledge
Courtney Gains: Acting and psychology
Amy Yasbeck: Off camera
Jacqueline Bisset: Three lives
James Jones: Modern warfare
Eric Auerbach: Full individuality
Carl Sagan: Very small stage, vast cosmic arena
Marc Evan Jackson: Improvising
Agatha Christie: Curious and beautiful
Simon Sinek: Change the world
Richard Burton: Best rubbish
Simon Sinek: Help others
Edgar Guest: See a sermon
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Tune out
Gabriel Legouve: Friend given by nature
Simon Sinek: Excessive drive for order
Steve Huffman: Texting
John Carmack: Pick features that don’t fight each other
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: Lady
Edward Deming: Bring data
Auguste Rodin: Patience
Simon Sinek: New ideas
Ogden Nash: Terrestrial ball
Fay Weldon: Worry
Simon Sinek: Just tell the truth
Aayan Hirsi Ali: Link
Stefano Gabbana: Behind the scenes
James Nasmyth: Our ancestors virtually live in us
Summer Sanders: Big picture
William Cowper: Applause
Tiberius Julius Caesar: Good shepherd
Chinua Achebe: Integrity
Gulzar: All the time
Gwyneth Paltrow: Incredibly delicious
Danny DeVito: Two dilemmas
Simon Sinek: Finite and infinite players
Albert Einstein: Western science
Denis Leary: Irate
Evelyn Beatrice Hall: Goodness
Lev Vygotsky: Through others
Simon Sinek: Courage
George Gallup: Statistical monstrosity
Alan Perlis: Simplicity follows complexity
William Shenstone: Anger
Simon Sinek: Movement
Peter Drucker: Whole man
Mae West: Body and English
Ted Hughes: Only calibration
Sarah Bernhardt: Fine bodily proportions
Simon Sinek: Fulfillment
Joe Biden: Beacon for the globe
Simon Sinek: How perfect it could be
E F Schumacher: Comforts
Friedrich Nietzsche: Ascribe
Hilary Clinton: Dignity
Sathya Sai Baba: Desires
Paul Celan: Homecoming
Simon Sinek: Lasting fulfillment
Shimon Peres: Try to be a moral person
Alexander Suvorov: Win with ability
Simon Sinek: Confidence versus arrogance
Alec Nove: Understand
Virgil Thomson: Musician
William Caxton:As long as money endureth
Emily Post: Manners
Simon Sinek: Responsibility
Charles M Schulz: All you need is love
Charles Schulz: Just love one another
Alfred Hitchcock: No terror in the bang
Diego Maradona: Hand of God
Simon Sinek: Give a little more
Bruce Lee: Use only that which works
Simon Sinek: Let it out
Lillie Devereux Blake: Gender roles
Ruth Handler: Dreams of their own futures
Ed Harris: Against the soldiers
Billy Idol: Misconception
Charles Mackay: Herds
Caligula Iulius Caesar: I am a God
Kamala Harris: Silence is complicity
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn: Ideology
Robert Gascoyne-Cecil: Insipid common sense
Sir Winston Churchill: Where it hurts
Robert Green Ingersoll: True civilization
Billie Jean King: Champion
C S Lewis: Tyranny
Carl Sagan: Prescription for disaster
George Orwell: Political language
David Henry Hwang: Happy
Francoise d’Aubigne de Maintenon: Solace others
Marcus Aurelius: Ranks of the insane
Jonathan Swift: Laws
Simon Sinek: Vision
Sid Waddell: As giraffes say
Simon Sinek: Careless
Alexander Solschenizyn: Lying
Rex Stout: What the tongue has promised
Simon Sinek: First into the unknown
Sheena Iyengar: Choice
Maria Callas: Good and great teachers
Nigel Calder: Science
John Roberts: Bad luck
Marvin Minsky: There is no trick
Simon Sinek: Great people and great ideas
Joseph Conrad: Every wickedness
Bruce Lee: Independent inquiry
Robert Adler: Indigenous cultures
Liz Vassey: Notice the small things
Samuel Butler: Profess no religion
Simon Sinek: Get used to the idea
Julianne Moore: Looking for the truth
Walt Disney: Unique
William Shakespeare: False face
Tom Hulce: Historical people
Duncan D Hunter: Middle Eastern culture
Noam Chomsky: Changes and progress
Simon Sinek: Change
Robin Quivers: Free speech
Kim Basinger: Anonymity
Leo Tolstoy: Tell the truth
Louis de Bernieres: Index of civilization
Simon Sinek: Finite versus infinite thinking
Luc de Clapiers: Sweet to order
John Malkovich: Headlines
John Milton: Mind in itself
Simon Sinek: Opportunities and danger
Emily Dickinson: Behavior
Guy de Maupassant: Avoid war
Emily Dickinson: Lands away
Simon Sinek: What we don’t know
John Kerry: Listen to it pretty carefully
Phil Knight: Just keep going
Guy de Maupassant: More perfect world
Warren Buffett: Go forward
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn: Violence and falsehood
Simon Sinek: Focus on vision, not numbers
Frank Sinatra: Staring contest
P D James: Not by the self-regarding
Taylor Swift: Dealing with relationships
Simon Sinek: Biological reaction
Ellen Jane Willis: Moral complexity
Marcus Aurelius: Junk junk
Koichi Taneka: Occasional visit of success
Don Johnson: They don’t want to know nothing about you!
Matsuo Basho: Seek what they sought
John Le Carre: We lie to one another every day
Simon Sinek: Live
Emily Bronte: Quite cured
Billy Gibbons: Play what you want to hear
Ludwig van Beethoven: Good soup
Jane Birkin: He doesn’t paint me anymore
Simon Sinek: Humility
Arnold Schwarzenegger: It’s fat
Brad Pitt: Success is a beast
Paul Klee: Art should be like a holiday
Simon Sinek: Hearing versus listening
Lily Tomlin: Under construction
Muriel Rukeyser: Made of stories
Jake Gyllenhaal: Every journey starts with fear
Bill Walsh: Harsh reality of newspaper editing
Alexander Hamilton: Speedy victim
Don Marquis: Enough for all of them
Jane Fonda: Master of the situation
Simon Sinek: Sales and loyalty
Charles de Lint: Quiet wonders
Simon Sinek: Patterns
Immanuel Kant: Crooked timber of humanity
Florence Luscomb: Tragedy
Harry Shearer: Bananas in cheese department
Dale Robert Greenley: Ignorance and bigotry
George Crabbe: Habit
Marcel Duchamp: Avoid conforming
Simon Sinek: Greatness
Isaac Newton: Greatest friend is truth
Rod Serling: Tools of conquest
Simon Sinek: Goal of life
Esther Dyson: Online standards
Mao Zedong: We think too small
Louis Pasteur: Two sentiments
Vanessa Paradis: Scary soulmate
Woodrow Wilson: Against the stream
Bobbie Gentry: Euphemism
Simon Sinek: Great structures
Turkish proverb: Look, he is one of us
Mary Tyler Moore: Cloning
Pablo Casals: Love of one’s country
Keenan Wynn: Let the stars take the blame
Simon Sinek: Losing and failing
L P Hartley: Foreign country
John Denver: Generation of young people
George Marshall: Prevent war to win it
Kate Beckinsdale: Complete madness
Warren Buffett: We like haystacks, not needles
Simon Sinek: We make progress
Lord Alfred Tennyson: Common love of good
Isaac Asimov: Computers
Bella Abzug: Homemaker
Ava Gardner: Off screen
C S Lewis: Higher tribunal than him
Mel Gibson: Happiness
Dyan Cannon: All is mind
Simon Sinek: No finish line
Rose Franken: Real lovers
Max Eastman: In favour of the status quo
Simon Sinek: Every day better than the day before
Simon Sinek: Arrogance versus humility
Haile Selassie: Inaction
James Couzens: Social justice begins at home
Rowan Atkinson: Extraordinarily presumptuous
Eliza Dushku: What do you have to lose?
Nikhil G Daddikar: Accountability
Simon Sinek: Fantastic
Christine Lagarde: Aging population
Kahlil Gibran: Are you a politician?
Simon Sinek: Don’t pretend you can
Nicolas Cage: Snakes
Garry Kasparov: Modern propaganda
Edward Hopper: No reason to paint
Zora Neale Hurston: Years
Simon Sinek: Building trust
Charlie Munger: Deserve what you want
Elvis Presley: Two highly trained certified public accountants
Helmuth Karl Bernhard Graf Von Moltke: First contact
Willem Dafoe: Lazy critics
Baltasar Gracian: Dignity of office
Simon Sinek: Rules
Simone de Beauvoir: Society
Simone de Beauvoir: Husbands
Simon Sinek: Two types of decisions
John Acton: History
Ovid: Adde parvum parvo magus acervus erit
Alexander Hamilton: Clamors mistaken for patriotism
William James: Six people present
Ernest Hemingway: Best people
Simon Sinek: Value of learning
Kirstie Alley: Spiritual side of life
Samuel Wilkes: Statistical thinking
Edmund Burke: Only a little
Simon Sinek: Employees and customers
Geoffrey Canada: A community can lose hope
Thomas Alva Edison: Trial after trial
Jean Cabut: Only weapons
Simon Sinek: Employees before customers
Edmund Hillary: We conquer ourselves
LL Cool J: Good message
W H Murray: Boldness
Albert Schweitzer: Compassion
Philip Seymour Hoffman: Success
George Burns: Busy driving taxi cabs and cutting hair
Simon Sinek: Remember
Moliere: Pretenders to piety
Abraham Lincoln: Stormy present
Martin Luther King, Jr: Socialism and capitalism
Simon Sinek: Culture
Simon Sinek: Excitement and fulfillment
Vasily Grossman: Optimism of people
Denis O’Hare: Simplistic way
Judy Samuelson: Wired for a different reality
Eve Merriam: War
Michelle Obama: Choose people who lift you up
Dwight D Eisenhower: Politics
Hunter S Thompson: Crowdpleasers
Kevin Costner: Burning question
Simon Sinek: Only true competitor
Edgar Degas: Talent
Tippi Hedren: Wild animals
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi: When I despair
Simon Sinek: Charge
G K Chesterton: Wonder at permanence
Yevgeny Yevtushenko: Silence, a lie
Jean-Jacques Rousseau: Tell the truth
Federico Fellini: Visual chaos
Joe Biden: Time for better angels to prevail
Simon Sinek: Trust over performance
Juan Antonio Samaranch: Olympism
Benny Hill: Sincere insincerity
Joe Biden: Angels in heaven
Helen Adams Keller: Test of a democracy
Simon Sinek: Giving direction
Robert Sheckley: Common vice
Warren Buffett: Insights
Lord Byron: Detest at leisure
Amanda Gorman: The hill we climb
Lord Byron: Advantages of looking at mankind
Simon Sinek: Almost always better
Sidney Madwed: Most agonizing torture
Rutger Hauer: Coward at heart
John Fitzgerald Kennedy: Much is required
Julia Child: Recipes and cooking
Northrop Frye: Literature
Adrian Edmondson: Theorising about comedy
Shane A Parrish: More reliable than motivation
Ashwin Sanghi: Discipline rather than creativity
William Somerset Maugham: Happy chance
Irving Stone: Love the same books
Paul Newman: Because they want to
Arempula Premkumar: Never take spiritual things lightly
Ellen DeGeneres: Catch-and-release
Simon Sinek: How many people they work for
John Clare: Second edition
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Cardinal point
George Bernard Shaw: True joy in life
Learned Hand: Spirit of liberty
Nicolas Sarkozy: You can’t lie
José Martí: Grain of poetry
Simon Sinek: Resolve a conflict
Simon Sinek: Trust
Oprah Winfrey: Do the one thing you think you cannot do
Romain Rolland: Detestable
Simon Sinek: Authentic
Pablo Neruda: Words
Christian Bale: Not practical
Benjamin Franklin: Justice
Boris Yeltsin: Better than a mean little flame
Russell L Ackoff: Systems thinking
Pablo Neruda: When I fall asleep, your eyes close
Langston Hughes: Let America be America again
Shakira: Ugly truth
Havelock Ellis: Absence of flaw
Walter Bagehot: Public opinion
Giorgio Armani: Elegance
Gertrude Stein: Too careful
Alice Cooper: Rebellion
Simon Sinek: Change the world
Adlai Stevenson II: Less cruel ways
Nikolas Tesla: Dizzier heights
Simon Sinek: Common purpose
Zsa Zsa Gabor: Getting married and divorced
Charles Dickens: Construction and creation
Jules Verne: Rash as Americans usually are
Simon Sinek: Invested
John Ruskin: Pretty small package
Simon Sinek: Make that vision our own
Alice Walker: Refuse to be a clone
G K Chesterton: Only the weak can be brave
Oliver Sacks: Memories
Thomas Paine: My country, my religion
Simon Sinek: Never a purpose, always a result
Bob Iger: Assume that role immediately
William Plomer: Connect the seemingly unconnected
David Hockney: Greedy
Boris Pasternak: Irresistible power of unarmed truth
Simon Sinek: Dangers from inside
Thomas Alva Edison: Best thinking
Joseph Jourbet: Wings but no feet
Simon Sinek: Accept responsibility when things go wrong
Rene Descartes: Permit no delay
Simon Sinek: Pick up the phone
Thomas Alva Edison: Non-violence
Abraham Lincoln: I am bound to be true
Elisabeth Kubler-Ross: Stained glass windows
Stephen A Brennan: Vehicle of a plan
Simon Sinek: Winner of life
Charles Darwin: So much misery in the world
Chuck Yeager: Rules
Richard Aldington: Nationalism
Valery Legasov: Cost of lies
Frederick Douglass: Majority
Douglas MacArthur: Insidious forces working from within
Galileo Galilei: Not with the Scriptures
Robert A Heinlein: Sin
Galileo Galilei: Ripen a bunch of grapes
Simon Sinek: Leaders
Margaux Hemingway: One with body
Simon Sinek: Remarkable
Satchel Paige: Social ramble ain’t restful
Michael Jordan: Expectations
Simon Sinek: Joy of life
Thomas J Watson: Company
Nikos Kazantzakis: Strange machine man is
Simon Sinek: Inspire others to give
Mark Twain: Obituaries
Constantin Brancusi: Inhabited sculpture
Simon Sinek: If we just let them
Brion James: Work begets work
Peter Singer: Animal factories
William Baldwin: Community
Anthony Daniels: Music
Drew Barrymore: Reality of things
Arthur Schopenhauer: Masquerade party
Sylvester Stallone: Show your soul
Charles Kettering: Half-solved
Simon Sinek: Building the future
W.E.B. Du Pois: Theory of democratic government
Steve Jobs: Yardstick of quality
Jean Cocteau: Horizontal fall
Ayn Rand: Consequences of evading reality
Simon Sinek: Hire for attitude
Pierre Auguste Renoir: Beauty remains
Richard Wright: Evidence can be presented
Victoria Abril: Passion has to be real
Simon Sinek: Once the employees love it first
Victor Hugo: Real and ideal
Irving Janis: Working together
Victor Hugo: In spite of ourselves
Franz Kafka: Follow your most intense obsessions mercilessly
Simon Sinek: Nothing
Charlayne Hunter-Gault: Hostages to prejudice
Berthold Auerbach: Self-contempt
T Cuyler Young: Technology
Thurgood Marshall: Highest tribute
Seth Godin: Situation
Warren Beatty: Advantages of California
Richard Wilbur: Opposite of two
Simon Sinek: Assign
Pierre Cardin: Jeans
Jon Bon Jovi: Very different
Lt Gen H H Driessnack: Control
John Irving: Religious freedom
Simon Sinek: Trust
Simon Sinek: Excuses
Edmund Waller: Discreetly blot
Brotherhood that spans continents and generations
Simon Sinek: New ideas
William Wordsworth: Wiser mind
Princess Diana: Can’t comfort the afflicted
Julia Cameron: Creativity
Simon Sinek: Inspired
Rosa Luxemburg: No freedom at all
Simon Sinek: They don’t have what you have
Viet Thanh Nguyen: Lips continuously moving
Penn Jillette: Wicked ugly
Simon Sinek: Recognize
Francis Atterbury: Falsity of supposition
John Gay: Life is a jest
Benjamin Franklin: Work
Tammy Faye Baker: Religious people
Simon Sinek: Worthy rival
Henry Million: Common, ordinary, everyday achievement
Mike Tyson: Time is like a book
Chris Farley: Life on life’s terms
Cheryl James: Come out of the box
Socrates: Useless studies
Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr: Not a crystal
James Baldwin: Deal with pain
Antoine de Saint-Exupery: Travel light
G D Anderson: Feminism
Simon Sinek: When things go awry
Howard Aiken: Ram them down people’s throats
P Z Myers: Be like bowling
Simon Sinek: Conversation starts with listening
Simon Sinek: Greatest test
Anthony Bourdain: No final resting place of the mind
Mac Miller: With a smile
Kurt Cobain: If my eyes could show my soul
Jean Jacques Rousseau: Wisdom
John C Maxwell: Touch a heart
Paul Haggis: Emotional medium
H W Fowler: Direct, simple, brief, vigorous and lucid
Simon Sinek: Good and great leaders
Jean Jacques Rousseau: Right to risk his own life
Douglas Adams: Sincerity and integrity
Simon Sinek: Accountability versus blame
Douglas Adams: Skewed
William H Macy: He doesn’t care
Isabelle Adjani: Choose persons worthy
Richard Steele: Whenever you commend
Liza Minnelli: Smoking
Michael Caine: Gangs
Simon Sinek: Invested
Robert Davi: Journeys into inner psyches
Chester Bennington: Alone in a world, with millions of souls
Andrew Jackson: In error
Ben Okri: Beware the stories you read or tell
Simon Sinek: More opportunity
Marilyn Monroe: Running away from myself
Simon Sinek: Begetting
Keith O’Brien: Cross of Christ
James Madison: Rights of the people
Bayard Rustin: Dignity
Simon Sinek: Constant education
Dan Barker: Insecure about the concept
John Updike: Dare to go it alone
John Updike: Brutal facts of being a carnivore
Simon Sinek: Responsibiliy
Bruce Willis: Big love of your life
George Orwell: Lunacy
Anonymous: Only three things matter
Earl Warren: Subversion of liberties
Simon Sinek: Optimism
William Hurt: Heroes
Simon Sinek: Lead it
Johann Sebastian Bach: Industrious
Marcel Marceau: Music provides power
Louis L’Amour: Miles covered
Ron Jaworski: You learn by mistakes
Nancy Allen: The more you work with anyone
Wernher von Braun: Overwhelming paperwork
William Morris: Foundation of refinement
Simon Sinek: Surround yourself with those who do
Sarah Jessica Parker: So many roads
Simon Sinek: Heart must be won
Gloria Steinem: Law and justice
Simon Sinek: Do more
Keira Knightley: You can’t fake warmth
Sterling Hayden: Brainwashed
Richard Bach: Simplest questions
Henri Delacroix: In terms of his language
Simon Sinek: Fire in the belly
Mariah Carey: Never, never listen to anybody
Saint Teresa of Avila: Act of love
Giambattista Vico:Common sense
Christopher Lambert: Respect that luck
Eric Idle: Amount of comedy permitted
Simon Sinek: Sharing takes courage
Vincent Van Gogh: Love many things
Anne Morrow Lindbergh: Him that I love
Sean O’Casey: Temper
Simon Sinek: Happiness and fulfillment
Christopher Walken: Public image
Cesar Chavez: Vegetarian
Meryl Streep: Empathy
Otto von Bismarck: Write diplomatically
Anne McCaffrey: Make no judgments
Simon Sinek: Generosity
Emile Zola: Poet and craftsman
Simon Sinek: Growth
Kenneth Tynan: At what point does conformity become corruption?
Travis View: Commenting on the internet
Edward Everett Hale: Wise anger
Charles Petzold: Owning a computer
Jean-Paul Sartre: Value is the meaning you choose
Andrei Tarkovsky: World is not perfect
Colin Powell: ‘You’d mention it’
Booker T Washington: Staying down with him
Simon Sinek: Reality and perception
Francoise Sagan: Illusion of art
Omar Khayyam: A hair divides
Nicolas de Chamfort: Chameleon-like
Simon Sinek: Give things a try
Russell Crowe: Living in Australia
Andrei Alexandrescu: Multithreading
John Carmack: Just a function
D L Moody: God doesn’t want that kind of religion
Shane A Parrish: Long term results
William Ellery Channing: Intercourse with superior minds
Lillian Hellman: Truth
Edmund Husserl: Experience
Joe Armstrong: Make it beautiful
Barbara Kingsolver: Memory
Simon Sinek: ‘Different’ is much more interesting
Salman Rushdie: Freedom of speech
Charles Baudelaire: Wings in the way
Ellen Ullman: On top of ruins
Steven Seagal: Lot of inaccuracies out there
Prince Philip: Just as ignorant
Simon Sinek: Not a complicated formula
Charles Evans Hughes: Hard work
Claire Danes: Extreme self-doubt
Garry Tan: Learn or earn
Thomas Jefferson: Count to one hundred
Roger Ebert: God isn’t going to change his mind
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar: Matter of principles
Dr. B R Ambedkar: Caste system
Dr. B R Ambedkar: Liberty, equality and fraternity
Dr. B R Ambedkar: Great rather than long
Dr. B R Ambedkar: Great versus eminent
Dr. B R Ambedkar: Indifferentism
D L Moody: True faith
Simon Sinek: Beware those who speak a lot
Thomas Jefferson: Artificial aristocracy
Dr. B R Ambedkar: Progress women have achieved
Paul McCartney: Weird
Noam Chomsky: Free speech
Arnold J Toynbee: Blur the line
Simon Sinek: Feel good
Guru Nanak: Ant filled with love of God
Simon Sinek: Away from our desks
John Ousterhout: Not-working to working
Thomas Szasz: Clear thinking
Noam Chomsky: God is an imbecile
Albert Camus: Christian
Igor Stravinsky: Work brings inspiration
Simon Sinek: Private megaphone
Charlie Chaplin: Despair
Anatole France: Relaxation
Ray Stannard Baker: Mob
Simon Sinek: Entrepreneurial adventure
Rich Hickey: Programming is thinking
Alexandra Adornetto: What exam results cannot reflect
Charles Bukowski: Problem with the world
Tim Curry: Increasingly larger bow
Noam Chomsky: Societal role
Barbara McClintock: Extraordinary honor
Adolf Hitler: Propaganda
Ed Catmull: Cost of preventing errors
Pietro Aretino: King
Queen Elizabeth II: Lacked statesmanship
Deb Caletti: Shifting viewpoint
John Muir: Treatment of brother beasts
Immanuel Kant: Law and ethics
Immanuel Kant: Content and concepts
Simon Sinek: True courage
Brian W Kernighan: Most effective debugging tool
Madame de Stael: Death
Valerie Bertinelli: Calories in, calories out
William Shakespeare: Words without thoughts
Shirley Maclaine: Most profound relationship
Grant Achatz: Cookbook
Louis L’Amour: Why are you writing so fast?
Kevin James: Did she mean it?
Ludwig Wittgenstein: New word
Dante Alighieri: No greater sorrow
Herbert Spencer: Seeing by proxy
Saddam Hussein: Politics
John Steinbeck: Produce of the second
Frederick Maitland: Simplicity
Henri Poincaré: Thought
Jerry Seinfeld: Bookstore
Hosea Balou: Suspicion
Simon Sinek: Focus
Annie Dillard: How we spend our days
Joseph Heller: Injustice, treachery or bad luck
Simon Sinek: Best reaction is humility
David Beckham: No time for hobbies
Helen Hunt Jackson: Bosoms of their families
Rumi: Gratitude
Niccolo Machiavelli: Hatred
Niccolo Machiavelli: Titles
Dick Dale: Song, a painting
William Kingdon Clifford: Insufficient evidence
Harriet Beecher Stowe: Bitterest tears
Lance Henriksen: Corporate nationalism
Simon Sinek: Empathize, then criticize
Christopher Morley: Heavy hearts
Sigmund Freud: Neurosis
Che Guevara: Cruel leaders
Dan Barker: Not thinking critically
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: Only music
Rabindranath Tagore: Burden of his tail
Harry S Truman: Study men
Tim Allen: Work or prison
Dave Gahan: Surface
Donovan Phillips Leitch: Softer you sing
Martha Quinn: What you are willing to give yourself
Edsger W Dijkstra: Computer Science
Uta Hagen: Overcome the notion
Stephen Baldwin: Jesus isn’t a logo
Stephen Colbert: Dreams can change
Marguerite de Valois: Cut the matter short
Hal Borland: Suspicious of a tree
Alison Jackson: Photography
Simon Sinek: Value of experimentation
Megan Fox: Baby talking
Alan Kay: Brute force and thousands of slaves
Omar Khayyam: Paradise enow
Ingrid Newkirk: Rat, pig, boy, dog
Alan Kay: Change in perspective
Andreas Katsulas: What’s better?
Abraham Pais: War rule
Ruskin Bond: Red roses, French beans
Jacques Cousteau: We are human beings
Honore de Balzac: Look of pain
Honore de Balzac: Vocations
Simon Sinek: Best way
Plato: Three classes of men
Simon Sinek: Work ethic versus passion
Alexander Pope: Lay the old aside
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle: Really intolerable
Douglas Fairbanks Jr: Bottom of creative heap
Bob Dylan: Colleges
Harry Emerson Fosdick: Life, a library
Carl Sagan: Pale blue dot
Alastair Campbell: Lot of people
Theodore Roethke: More accurate
Dorothea Lange: Better find out why
Lady Mary Wortley Montagu: Too mellow for me
Henry Kissinger: Richard Nixon
Simon Sinek: Faith
Hubert Humphrey: 172 years late
Elisabeth Kübler Ross: Beautiful people
Ian Fleming: Enemy action
G K Chesterton: Journalism
Tsar Peter the Great: Scolded
E O Wilson: Destroying rainforests
Walker Percy: Perilous affair
Walt Whitman: Sun around a helpless thing
Marilyn Monroe: Frightened
Simon Sinek: Delicate blend that drives innovation
Maurice Sendak: Mothers and children
Henry Beston: Fellow prisoners
Marquis de Sade: Mode of thought
Thomas Hardy: Poet and novelist
Jefferson Davis: Majority rule
Simon Sinek: Listening
Clint Eastwood: It’s only a movie
Simon Sinek: Flexible
Lawrence Lessig: Latin of our times
Simon Sinek: Say it
Robert Fulghum: Life is inconvenient
Laurie Anderson: Hi, Mom!
Thomas Mann: Time
Nikki Giovanni: Always something to do
Johnny Depp: Oxymoron
Simon Sinek: No shortage of causes
Liam Neeson: Wolves
Frank Lloyd Wright: Janitors
Tim Berners-Lee: Private life
Simon Sinek: Be yourself