Bossing Vic Sotto Quotes

#1. Nothing impossible if you do it with love.

Debasish Mridha

#2. There's an old saying,'It's a poor craftsman who blames his tools.' It's usually the player who misses those three-footers, not the putter.

Kathy Whitworth

#3. The easiest way to maintain happiness is to lower your expectations of other people and raise them of yourself!

Garrison Wynn

#4. Sherlock said, 'He eats Cheerios for breakfast with our son, Sean,' and smiled. 'I eat a slice of wheat toast with crunchy peanut butter.

Catherine Coulter

#5. Motivation comes from within, inspiration comes from without.

Mike Cook

#6. No matter how difficult your situation may be you have to follow the Lord of the Second Advent completely.

Sun Myung Moon

#7. Once you open your eyes and start looking around you, you start picking up things that are very obvious.

Kobe Bryant

#8. Give me something in between the spectrums of light, darkness and sound and most days I will create something out of it for you.

Dimitri Zaik

#9. The whole world's a ghost factory. We all fade like the paint on these buildings, sometimes from too much sun, sometimes from too little. We blur and blend to the murky shades left behind when something vivid dies.

Will Ludwigsen

#10. As Branford Marsalis said in a beautiful essay he write upon Clarence's death, C was blessed with 'the power of musical intent.

Bruce Springsteen

#11. Ironically, it is the talented who have high aspirations, which are possible but exceedingly difficult to realize, who are especially vulnerable to self-dissatisfaction despite notable achievements

Albert Bandura

#12. What's important about poetry in the context of leadership is that most of the time, power has to do with dominance. But poetry is never about dominance. Poetry is powerful but it cannot even aspire to dominate anyone. It means making a connection. That's what it means.

June Jordan

#13. Take the Friendmaker, for instance. Oi called 'im that , and now, when people see 'im, they instantly want to be my friend. Those that live, o' course. - Grunthor

Elizabeth Haydon