There Is Very Little Success

The 'morality Of Compromise' Sounds Contradictory. Compromise Is Usually A Sign Of Weakness, Or An Admission Of Defeat. Strong Men Don't Compromise, It Is Said, And Principles Should Never Be Compromised.

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

I Can't Afford To Pay Them Any Other Way.

The Price Which Society Pays For The Law Of Competition, Like The Price It Pays For Cheap Comforts And Luxuries, Is Great; But The Advantages Of This Law Are Also Greater Still Than Its Cost- For It Is To This Law That We Owe Our Wonderful Material Development, Which Brings Improved Conditions In Its Train.

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.