Trotskys Exile Quotes & Sayings

Love eliminates fear. Love eliminates anxiety. — Lester Levenson

Refuse to accept the many reasons why it can't be done, and ask if there are any reasons it can be done. — Hanoch McCarty

I have realized that businesses - whether they make dog food or software - don't sell products; they sell solutions. — Jay Samit

I held my breath as we do sometimes to stop time when something wonderful has touched us ... — Mary Oliver

Why are some people highly principled and willing to do anything for their principles, while most of us are not? And I am willing to not only ask, but also answer the question. — David Bezmozgis

Commission for Justice and Peace — Diarmaid Ferriter

For hard resets, conventions and conferences can be inspiring. — Kelly Sue DeConnick

Male leaders are celebrated for their successes, while their excesses are typically excused as the necessary and expected price of masculine ambition. — Kara Cooney

Most people have no idea how to politely answer a phone. The English do, and it's been their only major business advantage for the past two centuries. — Douglas Coupland

Techniques employ four qualities that reflect the nature of our world. Depending on the circumstance, you should be: hard as a diamond, flexible as a willow, smooth-flowing like water, or as empty as space. — Morihei Ueshiba

Everything we knew condemned us, and our questioning condemned us most of all. Knowledge was the way of our people, and knowledge was dangerous. It was the first thing that freed you and the thing that put you in peril. It was the key to the ten gates. I saw them clearly now, each and every one, the gates that were there for me. Ashes, Bones, Grass, Heart, Stone, Love, Sorrow, Blood, Earth, Sky. — Alice Hoffman

It was late spring when Marya Morevna slid her brass key into the lock of the house on Dzerzhinskaya Street, feeling it slide, too, between her own ribs, and open her like a reliquary full of old, nameless bones. — Catherynne M Valente

We have indeed left an impressive example of subservience. Just as Rome of old explored the limits of freedom, so have we plumbed the depths of slavery, robbed by informers even of the interchange of speech. We would have lost our memories as well as our tongues had it been as easy to forget as to be silent. — Tacitus

I don't think I ever got proper credit about being smart about the game. — Rickey Henderson

Detente - isn't that what a farmer has with his turkey - until Thanksgiving? — Ronald Reagan