Wisdom in The Lost Identity Casualties
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Re: Wisdom in The Lost Identity Casualties
Jennifer Allsbrook wrote:While reading The Lost Identity Casualties, there were several phrases that I found to be profound or words of wisdom. I have provided the phrases below along with the page numbers:
1) "...time is the only thing that you live for, and the only thing that kills you. Nothing is forever..." p131
2)"...using someone’s greed is by far the easiest means if you want to manipulate him." p131
3)"...quality costs, but it gives you more value for the money.” p135
4)"...of long-term survival in business: unless you’re willing to give, you won’t be able to receive." p184
5)"...the fundamental reason for working towards your goals is to be happy, or enjoying yourself, or improving the world, or whatever makes you feel good about yourself." p186
I would love feedback from others. Do you agree with me that these statements are indeed words of wisdom?
You picked out some good ones. I think all of these are things to consider in life if you can or want advantage over other people (Number 2 especially for this aspect.).
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AA1495 wrote:
True. Noone is born great or evil, and noone is completely white or black. Everyone's a shade of grey and it's their circumstances that make them that way.
So often people don't get that. They look for a person to be one or the other when everyone has a bit of both, some of us having more good and some of us having more evil than others.
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