- Corporate culture paradox: “If you see something, say something”, yet if you identify a problem, you become the problem.
- Leadership can be more about becoming something you aren’t than becoming something you are.
- Sometimes my heart hurts too much to be angry.
- The corporate circle has a unique underbelly: “live inside the circle and know everything and to survive you feel nothing, or live outside the circle and know nothing and to survive you feel everything.
- In God we trust; everything else, we need data.
- Just because you can do it doesn’t mean you should do it.
- I’d rather live one day as a lion than 1000 days as a lamb.
- Is it just me, or does Ben Carson speak like he is one scalpel short of an operation?
- The voice of ten angry people is far more influential than the voice of the 1000 silent majority.
- Someone once said, “Imagine a world in which we are all enlightened by objective truths rather than offended by them.
- Heart procedures have a margin of error that is very, very small
- In your home, you want to be loved; in your work, you want to be believed.
- My retirement comes when my best effort is no longer good enough.
- Sometimes when I look at someone or something, I don’t always see it as it is, but for what it can be.
- Have you ever gone to a wedding and you’re like, “So that’s your best”?
- The journey should be cherished and the destination ignored.
- When a man loses his dreams, he ceases to live and merely exists.
- Just because you can, it doesn’t mean you should.
- Don’t ever let another person tell your history
- Even a broken watch is right twice per day.
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