Month: August 2011

Time is money, therefore worthwhile experiences are great riches.

Every thing has hidden depths, but only the wise will search them out, not being content with the obvious.

Any action counts more than nonexistent perfect action.

If you can’t crack the nut, shave it. Brute force is usually never the most elegant solution.

Systematically dismember your naivety, structure your philosophy to compare, rather than contrast, the incoming information.

How fast we forget the annoyances we have abolished! Consider the obstacles you’ve overcome already, that should give you courage.

Mapmaking must be done by you if you want the best map.

Be flexible yet remember the original plan. See events as opportunities to improve not discouragements.

It is impossible to teach without first understanding the student. In the case of life, you are the student.

Sometimes to wait is right, but never when unsure of what to do.