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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