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There Are Two Types Of People Who Never Achieve Very Much In Their Lifetimes. One Is The Person Who Won't Do What He Or She Is Told To Do, And The Other Is The Person Who Does No More Than He Or She Is Told To Do.

The Man Who Dies Rich, Dies Disgraced.

Any Idea That Is Held In The Mind, That Is Emphasized, That Is Either Feared Or Revered, Will Begin At Once To Cloth Itself In The Most Convenient And Appropriate Form Available.

The Man Who Acquires The Ability To Take Full Possession Of His Own Mind May Take Possession Of Anything Else To Which He Is Justly Entitled.

The Only Irreplaceable Capital An Organization Possesses Is The Knowledge And Ability Of Its People. The Productivity Of That Capital Depends On How Effectively People Share Their Competence With Those Who Can Use It.