💬 Quotes
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"The market is a pendulum that forever swings between unsustainable optimism (which makes stocks too expensive) and unjustified pessimism (which makes them too cheap)."
— The Intelligent Investorby Benjamin Graham
"To achieve satisfactory investment results is easier than most people realize; to achieve superior results is harder."
— The Intelligent Investorby Benjamin Graham
"Have the courage of your convictions based on adequate research and judgment. That is the only way an investor can ultimately succeed."
— The Intelligent Investorby Benjamin Graham
"The investor's chief problem—and even his worst enemy—is likely to be himself."
— The Intelligent Investorby Benjamin Graham
"Leadership is not a place; it's not a position. It's about how you behave. It's about relationships."
— The Leadership Challengeby James M. Kouzes
"Model the way by finding your voice and affirming shared values."
— The Leadership Challengeby James M. Kouzes
"Leaders inspire a shared vision. They breathe life into the hopes and dreams of others and enable them to see the exciting possibilities that the future holds."
— The Leadership Challengeby James M. Kouzes
"Innovation comes more from experimenting and taking risks than it does from fixed plans and avoiding mistakes."
— The Leadership Challengeby James M. Kouzes
"Fostering collaboration is about building trust and facilitating relationships."
— The Leadership Challengeby James M. Kouzes
"Recognition is not about 'job well done' hardware; it's about heart. It's about connecting with people on an emotional level."
— The Leadership Challengeby James M. Kouzes
"La poesia non è altro che una imitazione delle azioni umane, della natura e di quelle cose che o sono, o possono essere."
— La poeticaby Bernardino Daniello
"Convenne adunque che il Poeta cercasse non solamente di dilettare, ma insieme anco di giovare, mescolando l'utile al dolce."
— La poeticaby Bernardino Daniello
"Il volgar nostro, se ben coltivato con diligenza e giudicio, può render non meno ornati e gravi concetti che la lingua Greca o Latina."
— La poeticaby Bernardino Daniello
"Convenienza e proporzione debbono risplendere in ogni parte del poema, sì come le membra nel corpo umano."
— La poeticaby Bernardino Daniello
"Le figure e i modi parlanti non si debbono porre a caso, ma portati dalla forza del concetto e dalla necessità della materia."
— La poeticaby Bernardino Daniello
"Chi vuol veramente imitare i buoni poeti, non dee torre solamente le parole, ma i pensieri, i modi e l'ingegno loro."
— La poeticaby Bernardino Daniello
"The pivot round which the religious life turns opens out of space, rather than merely timescales; it enters a dimension of being that we cognize as mystical and transcendent."
— The Varieties of Religious Experienceby William James
"To be converted, to be regenerated, to receive grace, to experience religion, are so many phrases which denote the process, gradual or sudden, by which a self hitherto divided, and consciously wrong inferior and unhappy, becomes unified and consciously right superior and happy, in consequence of its firmer hold upon religious realities."
— The Varieties of Religious Experienceby William James
"In the more characteristically religious life, the and-world is in the background, and the thou-world, or divine-world, is in the foreground."
— The Varieties of Religious Experienceby William James
"Saintliness is apt to be a panoramic spectacle. It has such a vast horizon that common morality feels cramped beside it."
— The Varieties of Religious Experienceby William James