MESSAGE #1320 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT ROBERT FULGHUM

Don’t worry
that
they never listen to
you;
worry that
they are watching
you.

Robert Fulghum
American writer

MESSAGE #1319 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT JOHN WAYNE

Courage
is being
scared to death
and
saddling up
anyway.

John Wayne (1907-1979)
American movie star

MESSAGE #1318 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT NORMAN VINCENT PEALE

Change
your thoughts
and
you change
your world.

Norman Vincent Peale (1898-1993)
American clergyman & author

MESSAGE #1317 - HOW TO BE A GREAT MOVIE DIRECTOR

Not only
have I broken
all the rules
I learned about –
I have broken
rules
I didn’t even know
existed.

Martin Scorsese
American film director

MESSAGE #1316 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT DALE CARNEGIE

The world
is filled
with
interesting things
to do.
Don’t lead
a dull life
in such
a thrilling world.

Dale Carnegie (1888-1955)
author
“How to Win Friends
and Influence People”

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MESSAGE #1314 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT CUS D'AMATO

The hero and the coward
both feel
the same thing,
but
the hero
uses his fear,
projects it
onto his opponent,
while the coward
runs.
It’s
the same thing,
fear,
but
it’s
what you do
with it
that matters.

Cus D’Amato (1908-1985)
world’s greatest
boxing trainer

MESSAGE #1313 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT BETTER MIDLER

The worst part
of
success
is
to try to find
someone
who
is
happy
for you.

Bette Midler
American entertainer

MESSAGE #1312 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT ELLA

The only thing
better
than singing
is
more singing.

Ella Fitzgerald (1917-1996)
“The First Lady of Song”

MESSAGE #1311 - HOW TO BE THE NEX IACCOA

In the end,
all business operations,
can be reduced to
three words:
people,
product,
and
profits.
People
come
first.

Lee Iacocca
American business executive

MESSAGE #1310 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT SHAW

Grain be grain –
a loaf.
Stone upon stone –
a palace.

George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950)
Irish playwright

MESSAGE #1309 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT SAMUEL CLEMENS

The person
who
can read
and doesn’t
has no advantage
over the person
who
can’t read.

Mark Twain (1835-1910)
humorist & writer

MESSAGE #1308 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT SAM LEVENSON

Insanity is
hereditary.
You
can get it
from your
children!

Sam Levenson (1911-1980)
American comedian

MESSAGE #1307 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT MORITA

When running
up a hill,
it is all right
to give up
as many times
as you wish,
as long as
your feet
keep moving.

Shoma Morita (1874-1938)
Japanese psychiatrist
founder,
Morita Therapy

MESSAGE #1306 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT MARY McLEOD BETHUNE

Without faith,
nothing is possible.
With it,
nothing is impossible.

Mary McLeod Bethune (1875-1955)
American educator &
civil rights leader

MESSAGE #1305 - HOW TO BE LAZY

Laziness
is nothing more
than
the habit of
resting
before
you get tired.

Jules Renard (1864-1910)
French dramatist & author

MESSAGE #1304 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT CHURCHILL

Success
is going
from
failure to failure
without
loss of
enthusiasm.

Winston Churchill (1874-1965)
British Prime Minister

MESSAGE #1303 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT TRUMP

As long as
you’re
going to
think anyway –
you
might as well
think BIG!

Donald Trump
American business executive

MESSAGE #1302 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT ANITA RODDICK

Passion
persuades.

Anita Roddick (1942-2007)
founder
The Body Shop

MESSAGE #1301 - HOW TO BE AN OLYMPIC CHAMPION

Adversity
creates
heroes.

Picabo Street
Olympic gold medalist
skiing

MESSAGE #1300 - HOW TO BE A SUPERSTAR SALESPERSON

You make
the sale
when the prospect
understands
that
it will cost more
to do nothing
about the problem
than
to do something
about it.

Ben Feldman (1912-1993)
world’s greatest
life insurance salesperson

MESSAGE #1299 - HOW TO HAVE A GREAT MEMORY

A short pen
is
better
than
a long memory.

Confucius (551-479 B.C.)
Chinese philosopher

MESSAGE #1298 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT ELBERT HUBBARD

The line
between
failure and success
is
so fine
that
we scarcely know
when we pass it;
so fine
that
we are often
on the line
and
do not know it.

Elbert Hubbard (1856-1915)
American businessman & writer

MESSAGE #1297 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT MILES DAVIS

Sometimes
you have
to play
a long time
to be able
to play
like yourself.

Miles Davis (1926-1991)
jazz musician

MESSAGE #1296 - HOW TO BE INVINCIBLE

Skill
and
confidence
are an
unconquered army.

George Herbert (1593-1633)
English clergyman & poet

MESSAGE #1295 - HOW TO BE A TENNIS SUPERSTAR

The important thing
is
to learn
a lesson
every time
you lose.

John McEnroe
pro tennis player

MESSAGE #1294 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT *WAL-MART*

Our best ideas
come from
clerks
and
stock boys.

Sam Walton (1918-1992)
Founder
Wal-Mart

MESSAGE #1293 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT SARTRE

We are
our choices.

Jean-Paul Sartre (1905-1980)
French philosopher

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MESSAGE #1291 - HOW TO BE THE NEXT STANLEY MARCUS

Consumers are
statistics.
Customers are
people.

Stanley Marcus (1905-2002)
co-founder
Nieman-Marcus, Inc.