“Vision without execution—
is. . .
hallucination. . .”
—Thomas Edison
“Vision without execution—
is. . .
hallucination. . .”
—Thomas Edison
“There is never a good time—
to have a break. . .
so—
Just step away. . .”
—Joanna Penn
“Stop criticizing yourself while doing. . .
and. . .
Just do!”
—Jane Porter
“Truth—
has no special time of its own. . .
Its hour is now—
Always. . .”
—Albert Schweitzer
“I am not born for one corner—
The whole world is my native land. . .”
—Seneca (the Younger)
“We are not amused. . .”
—Queen Victoria
“To an earlier age—
knowledge was power—
merely that and nothing more. . .
To us—
it is life—
and the summum bonum. . .”
—Charles S. Peirce
“Tomorrow is a new day. . .”
—16th Century Proverb
“The tools are only as good—
as the hands that hold them. . .”
—Monty Roberts
“A man is rich—
in proportion to the number of things—
he can afford to let alone. . .”
—Henry David Thoreau