Pinggir Sungai Quotes & Sayings

The best remote companies I've seen do almost everything online, via email and telephone. But they also get together face to face on a regular basis. — Margaret Heffernan

people's stupidity probably explains much of what people do and don't do, as I have conceded all along in this book. — Richard B. McKenzie

What can educators do to foster real intelligence?..We can attempt to teach the things that one might imagine the earth would teach us: silence, humility, holiness, connectedness, courtesy, beauty, celebration, giving, restoration, obligation, and wildness. — David W. Orr

To the furniture worker's child in North Carolina who wants to become a doctor or a scientist, an engineer or an entrepreneur, a diplomat or even a president
that's the future we hope for. That's the vision we share. That's where we need to go
forward — Barack Obama

Persistence to fight for what you want is what separates those who win and those who don't. — Tony Curl

Love is nature's way of clouding our common sense so we breed first and ask questions later. — H.L. Burke

Until Jesus comes, his resurrection glory in the church is a matter of strength made perfect in suffering. — Richard Gaffin

Pain is the touchstone of all growth — Bill W.

Calm down. Deep breaths. Go to your happy place. Oh, wait. I don't have one. — Richard Kadrey

We have a natural tendency to romanticize breakthrough innovations, imagining momentous ideas transcending their surroundings, a gifted mind somehow seeing over the detritus of old ideas and ossified tradition. But ideas are works of bricolage; they're built out of that detritus. — Steven Johnson

I wanted to be an elementary school teacher my whole life. — Steve Wozniak

When anyone plays a mother on film, there is a whole raft of judgment in that a mother is a particular archetype or that every mother is the same. That's complete rubbish. — Cate Blanchett

The distance had been evaporated by humor — Davis Bunn

I wish that a conscious sense of peace and a feeling of human solidarity would develop in all peoples ... — Rigoberta Menchu

I didn't notice I was crying until a stewardess came by and gave me a tissue to blow my nose in. Her arm and wrist were slender and they formed a pretty arch, like the limb of a fruit tree, as she poked the tissue into my clenched fist. She didn't look at my eyes. It was a perfect gesture, an expression of indifference and concern, which is the most a drunk can ask for. — John Straley