The Problem Of Our Age Is The

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.

There Is No Class So Pitiably Wretched As That Which Possesses Money And Nothing Else.

Libraries Are Reservoirs Of Strength, Grace And Wit, Reminders Of Order, Calm And Continuity, Lakes Of Mental Energy, Neither Warm Nor Cold, Light Nor Dark.... In Any Library In The World, I Am At Home, Unselfconscious, Still And Absorbed. ~germaine Greer

The Man Of Business Knows That Only By Years Of Patient, Unremitting Attention To Affairs Can He Earn His Reward, Which Is The Result, Not Of Chance, But Of Well-devised Means For The Attainment Of Ends.

I Resolved To Stop Accumulating And Begin The Infinitely More Serious And Difficult Task Of Wise Distribution.