1 |
If you can run one
business well, you can run any business
well. |
- Richard Branson |
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2 |
Industry is the soul of
business and the keystone of prosperity. |
- Charles Dickens |
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3 |
Business, you know, may
bring money, but friendship hardly ever
does. |
- Jane Austen |
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4 |
Live together like
brothers and do business like strangers. |
- Saudi Arabian Proverb |
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5 |
The executive exists to
make sensible exceptions to general
rules. |
- Elting Morison |
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6 |
To be successful in
business, be daring, be first, be
different. |
- William Marchant |
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7 |
A real executive goes
around with a worried look on his
assistants. |
- Vince Lombardi |
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8 |
When the artist paints
what the public demands, it is not art,
but business. |
- Charles Sprading |
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9 |
Catching a fly ball is a
pleasure, but knowing what to do with it
is a business. |
- Tommy Henrich |
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10 |
The executive's chief
business is to organize, deputize, and
supervise. |
- George Ripley |
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11 |
The secret of business is
to know something that nobody else
knows. |
- Aristotle Onassis |
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12 |
Competition is the keen
cutting edge of business, always shaving
away at costs. |
- Henry Ford |
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13 |
Life is an exciting
business, and most exciting when it is
lived for others |
- Helen Keller |
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14 |
Success in show business
depends on your ability to make and keep
friends. |
- Sophie Tucker |
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15 |
My success just evolved
from working hard at the business at
hand each day. |
- Johnny Carson |
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16 |
O! that a man might know/
The end of this day's business ere it
come. |
- William Shakespeare |
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17 |
What made me a success in
business would make me a failure as a
politician. |
- H. Ross Perot |
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18 |
A "tired businessman" is
one whose business is usually not a
successful one. |
- Joseph Grundy |
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19 |
A good executive believes
in sharing credit with the one who did
the work. |
- William Rotsler |
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20 |
Competition is the keen
cutting edge of business, always shaving
away at costs. |
- Henry Ford |
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21 |
Every great man of
business has got somewhere a touch of
the idealist in him. |
- Woodrow Wilson |
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22 |
I've got to keep
breathing. It'll be my worst business
mistake if I don't. |
- Nathan Rothschild |
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23 |
Making money is art and
working is art and good business is the
best art of all. |
- Andy Warhol |
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24 |
When two men in a
business always agree one of them is
unnecessary. |
- William Wrigley, Jr. |
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25 |
When the artist paints
what the public demands, it is not art,
but business. |
- Charles Sprading |
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26 |
Catching a fly ball is a
pleasure, but knowing what to do with it
is a business. |
- Tommy Henrich |
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27 |
Executives who get there
and stay suggest solutions when they
present problems. |
- Malcolm Forbes |
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28 |
Clothes don't make the
man but they go far towards making the
businessman. |
- Thomas J. Watson Jr. |
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29 |
Executive ability is
deciding quickly and getting somebody
else to do the work. |
- John G. Pollard |
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30 |
The Swiss who are not a
people so much as a neat clean quite
solvent business. |
- William Faulkner |
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31 |
Life is a romantic
business. It is painting a picture not
doing a sum. |
- Oliver Wendell Holmes,
Sr. |
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