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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