Each client counts; each person
counts; each deed counts; each contact between a client and an employee counts.
Each day…acquire something which
will help you to face poverty, or death, and other ills as well.
Each
of us is looking for a twilight we can be proud of.
Each man holds between his hands a silence
that he wants to fill, so he fills it with his dreams.
Each man remains something of an
enigma…shadowed by a veil which cannot be torn away.
Eagles don't catch flies.
Eagles don't flock; you have to
find them one by one.
Earn your enemies. Don't create them gratuitously.
Easy come, easy go.
Easy doesn’t enter into grown-up
life.
Easy’s getting harder every day.
Eat salt and bread and speak the
truth.
Eating out with small children
isn’t worth it, even if someone else is paying.
Economic progress is the
replacement of physical exertion with brain power.
Eco no my o f
erro rs
Educatio n
has fo r its o bject
the fo rmatio n
o f character.
Education is a curiously alchemic
process.
Education is done to you. Learning
is something you do for yourself.
Education is expensive, no matter
how you get it.
Education is generally useless
except in those cases where it is almost superfluous.
Education is not so much the
transfer of information as it is the opening of new categories.
Education is not the filling of a
pail, but the lighting of a fire.
Educatio n
is no t the same as learning.
Education is the ability to listen
to almost anything without losing your temper or your self-confidence. (Robert
Frost)
Education is the path from cocky ignorance
to miserable uncertainty. (Twain)
Education is what survives when
what has been learned has been forgotten.
Effective managers have the ability to
hear what o thers are no t saying.
Effective managers have the ability t
Efficiency achieved at the expense
of creativity is counter-productive.
Efficiency comes after you
invent something, not before. And the
benefits of invention far outweigh the waste inherent in the process.
Eggs have no business dancing with
stones.
Ego la
Virus
Ego mania,
depravity and back-stabbing are either fashio n’s
necessary ingredients o r its
inevitable bypro ducts.
Either lead, follow or get out of
the way.
Either
you control your attitude or it controls you.
Elaboration is a form of pollution.
Elections are about fucking your
enemies. Winning is about fucking your
friends.
Elegance is refusal.
Elephants have great memories. They never forget how the world was. But they have no curiosity and spend no time
dreaming. To support their immense size,
they spend the day grazing. As went the
dinosaur, so eventually will go the elephant.
Elevator operator: the ups and downs aren’t bad – it’s just the
jerks in between.
Eliminating desire for all that
doesn’t really matter.
Email: It’s the place for hope in
life.
Embarrassed by its own potential
for overstatement, like the first guest at a party.
Emotion economy
Emotionally incontinent.
Emotional resonance is the appeal
of every speaker who is eloquent rather than simply articulate.
Emotions are not a means of
cognition.
Employees need a line of sight to
the vision of the company.
Engineers want to make
things—scientists want to understand them.
Enjoying too many may feel sinful,
but the experience is too satisfying to consider stopping.
Enjoyment is not a goal, it is a
feeling that accompanies important ongoing activity.
Enlightened trial and error
outperforms the planning of flawless execution. (David Kelly – Ideo)
Enough talking about me, let's talk
about you. What do you think of me?
Enthusiasm is not always the
companion of total ignorance; it is often that of
erroneous information.
Enthusiasm is one of the most
powerful engines of success. When you do
a thing, do it with all your might. Put
your whole soul into it. Stamp it with
your personality. Be active, be energetic, be enthusiastic and faithful, and
you will accomplish your objective.
Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm.
Entities should not be multiplied
more than necessary. (Latin: Entia Non Sunt Multiplicanda Praeter Necessitatem)
– Early version of Occam’s Razor
Entrepreneur: How could I ever talk about something that I
can't spell.
Entrepreneuresis: your comfort zone
is to be outside of your comfort zone.
Entrepreneurs do better in
adversity than in success. You don't
become an entrepreneur because women are swooning and you were voted most
popular.
Entrepreneurs find ways around
problems that other people don't see.
Entrepreneurs should be realists,
not optimists. Optimists always look for
the light at the end of the tunnel; realists look for the next tunnel.
EPCOT – Every Purse Comes Out
Thinner
Ephemeral things are like the flies
of summer. They drift away with the sway
of time. They are wind and ashes.
Epitaph : No t
“he made a lo t o f mo ney
fo r peo ple”,
but “he helped make a lo t o f peo ple”.
Err in the direction of kindness
Ethical progress is the only cure
for the damage done by scientific progress.
Euclid alone has looked on beauty
bare.
Even after time has healed the
present heart.
Even as I went my own way, I felt I
served some purpose of his.
Even if a farmer intends to loaf,
he gets up in time to get an early start.
Even if you’re a little ambivalent
about the message, the pageantry will get you every time.
Even if you're on the right track,
you'll get run over if you just sit there.
Even in desperate situations, where
everything hangs in the balance, one goes on
living as though nothing were
wrong.
Even in science we cannot
know. We can only do.
Even paranoids have enemies.
Even the best domain experts have
an expiration date.
Even the people who don’t intend to
pay aren’t buying.
Even though we're hanging by our
nails, we're wearing our best clothes.
Even your family can betray you.
Even when he's with somebody, he
walks alone.
Even when she’s on top, she feels
excluded. Her loneliness is produced not
by malicious cliques, but by her own implacable will, a condition of the spirit
that may be as comical and tragic as it is mysterious.
Even when the right tune is
playing, nobody tells you to get up and dance.
Even when we don’t think we’re
searching for love, our heart is on the lookout, whether we admit it or not.
Eventually is as good as forever.
Ever stop to think and forget to
start again?
Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter.
Try again. Fail again. Fail better.
(Samuel Beckett)
Every achievement requires a
sacrifice.
Every act of creation is first of
all an act of destruction.
Every action has both intended and
unintended consequences. The intended
consequences sometimes happen. The
unintended consequences always happen.
Every advance in the history of
communications has brought us in closer touch with people far away from us, but
at the expense of insulating us from those nearest to us.
Every bastard is a king.
Every creative act involves . . . a
new innocence of perception, liberated from the cataract of accepted belief.
Every day the world turns upside
down on someone who thought they were sitting on top of it.
Every day we slaughter our finest
impulses.
Every day when the competition
rolls out of bed, they're looking at our butts.
Every day you face an ocean of
rejection.
Every day you wasted is a day
you’ll never get back.
Every day your heart was torn until
you couldn’t stand it.
Every dog is brave on his own
doorstep.
Every dogma has its day.
Every elite seeks its own
perpetuation.
Every era constructs memorials to
inculcate its own priorities in succeeding generations.
Every form of refuge has its price.
Every generation that came before
us had to make a choice in life between pursuing a steady career and pursuing
wild adventures.
Every good and excellent thing
stands moment by moment on the razor's edge of danger and must be fought for.
Every great mistake has a halfway
moment, a split second when it can be recalled and perhaps remedied.
Every
great wo rk o f
art has two faces: o ne to ward
its o wn time and o ne to ward
the future, to ward eternity.
Every
hero beco mes
a bo re at last
Every increased possession loads us
with new weariness.
Every industry will be eaten by
tech.
Every knock is a boost.
Every living thing has an inner
urge to get better. To renew. To use the power of life to heal from within.
Every man has his price.
Every man is really two men – the
man he is and the man he wants to be.
Every man makes his own fortune.
Every man must learn to be alone in
the midst of all others.
Every man's work is always a
portrait of himself, and the more he tries to conceal himself, the more clearly
will his character appear in spite of him.
Every new year begins in winter’s
heart.
Everyone has talent. What is rare is the courage to follow the
talent to the dark place where it leads.
Everyone is entitled to his own
opinion, but not his own facts.
Every revolution evaporates and
leaves behind only the slime of a new bureaucracy.
Every ride in the amusement park:
carousel, rollercoaster, House of Horrors, etc.
Every saint has a past, every
sinner has a future.
Every spirit builds itself a house;
and beyond its house a world; and beyond its world a heaven. Know then, that the world exists for
you: build, therefore, your own world.
Every technology is used before it
is completely understood.
Every time a friend succeeds, I die
a little.
Every time I make an appointment, I
create a hundred malcontents and one ingrate.
Every time we teach a child
something, we keep him from inventing it himself.
Every tub on its own bottom.
Every word she writes is a lie
including “and” and “the.”
Everybody has everything, except
what is really worth living for.
Everybody talkin' 'bout heaven
ain't goin' there.
Everybody wants to go to heaven,
but no one wants to die. Everyone wants to make money, but no one wants to buy
advertising.
Everyone has a game plan until you
punch them in the mouth.
Everyone has a photographic memory. Some don't have film.
Everyone is a moon and has a dark
side which he never shows to anybody.
Everyone is always some place else.
Everyone is entitled to his own
opinion, but not his own facts.
Everyone is winging it; some just
do it more confidently.
Everyone loves a liar.
Everyone knows certain people are
on drugs but that doesn’t make them unreliable.
Everyone makes love, but everyone
is thinking something different when they do.
Everyone wants to be on a winning team, but no one wants to come to
practice
Everyone seems normal until you get
to know them.
Everyone’s shit looks like everyone
else’s shit.
Everyone thinks of changing the
world but no one thinks of changing himself.
Everyone you meet is your mirror.
Everyone who visits here / Brings
happiness / Some by coming in / Others by going out.
Everything changed the day he
figured o ut there was exactly eno ugh time fo r
the impo rtant things in his life.
Everything depends o n executio n,
having just a visio n is no so lutio n.
Everything doesn’t have to be an
either/or solution.
Everything has a mo ral if o nly
yo u can find it.
Everything has been said before,
but since nobody listens, we have to keep going back and begin over again.
(Gide)
Everything I can organize I do, so
I am free to work in chaos, spontaneity, and the not yet done.
Everything I did, maybe now she'll
love me.
Everything in life that is
worthwhile is difficult.
Everything in strategy is very
simple, but that does not mean everything is very easy.
Everything is different from now
on. Something, something very fundamental has changed.
Everything is in play.
Everything is negotiable. Whether or not the negotiation is easy is
another thing.
Everything is temporary if you give
it enough time.
Everything looks like a failure in
the middle.
Everything reminds me of
everything.
Everything starts as someone's
daydream.
Everything tests man say the Gods,
so that he, robustly nurtured, learns to give thanks for all, and understands
the freedom to set out to where he will.
Everything that needs to be said
has already been said. But, since no one was listening, everything must be said
again. (Gide)
Everything we do or don’t do is a
choice.
Everything we say about other
people is really about ourselves.
Everything you invent is true.
Everywhere is walking distance if
you have the time.
Everywhere, we learn only from
those whom we love.
Examinations are formidable even to
the best prepared, for the greatest fool may ask more than the wisest man can
answer.
Excellence is always anchored in
perseverance.
Excellence is born from a culture.
Once students enter a culture with a powerful work ethic, the ethic becomes
their norm.
Except in dreams, you’re never
really free.
Exceptional people deserve special concessions.
Excess on occasion is
exhilarating. It prevents moderation
from acquiring the deadening effect of habit.
Excitement spurs perf
Exclusivity – It’s not off the
table, it’s just very expensive.
Exercise aids learning.
Existing conventions are not the
upper limits on what’s possible – they’re only what’s come before.
Experience is not what happens to a
man. It’s what a man does with what
happens to him.
Experience
keeps a dear school.
Experiment, measure, modify and
react.
Extinct is forever.
Excitement spurs performance;
contradiction doesn't.
Execute the program.
Executives who live their entire
lives one deal away from humiliation.
Expect excellence.
Expect great things
Expect more . . . CCC
Expect the Expectation
Expect to win.
Expecting the world to treat you
fairly because you are a good person is a little like expecting a lion not to
eat you because you are a vegetarian.
Experience doesn't teach; some
people just learn.
Experience is like the taillights o n a bo at
which illuminate where we have been when we sho uld
be fo cusing o n
where we sho uld be go ing. (JFK)
Experience is what we call the
accumulatio n o f
o ur mistakes.
Experience is what you get when you
don't get what you want.
Experience leaves a mark,
regardless of the reasons and principles behind it.
Experience teaches nothing. Examples teach nothing. Teachers who don't understand this teach
nothing.
Experience vs ownership; utility vs
possession
Experiments are only revealed in
retrospect to be turning points.
Expiring for love is beautiful but
stupid.