Diogenes of Sinope
View AuthorThe only way for man to preserve his freedom is to always be ready to die for it.
Diogenes Laërtius
View AuthorListening silently is how one learns to hear; speaking is how one learns to talk; and then, speaking teaches one to be silent.
Antonio Francesco Doni
View AuthorWhat happens today has happened before; what is said, continues to be said and will be said later; what is to be, has already been one day.
Juan Donoso Cortés
View AuthorNothing sits so well on the brow of the victor as a crown of modesty.
John Dos Passos
View AuthorWe cry because we cannot love, because nothing interests us, we believe in nothing, we live for nothing, because we are free; free like boats lost at sea.
Carlo Dossi
View AuthorOne does not become a great man unless they have the courage to ignore an infinity of useless things.
Fyodor Dostoevsky
View AuthorOnly live once, and I don't want to wait for that universal happiness. Above all, I want to live. If I didn't feel this desire, it would be better not to have a life.
Peter Drucker
View AuthorWhere there is a successful company, someone once made a brave decision.
Peter Drucker
View AuthorManagement is doing things right; leadership is doing the right things.
John Dryden
View AuthorDefects, like straws, float upon the surface; he who would search for pearls must dive below.
Marcel Duchamp
View AuthorLiving is more a matter of what one spends than what one does.
Alexandre Dumas
View AuthorLife is fascinating: you just have to look at it through the right glasses.