Zisa Willink Quotes

#1. To give a name to a thing is as gratifying as giving a name to an island, but it is also dangerous: the danger consists in one's becoming convinced that all is taken care of and that once named, the phenomenon has also been explained.

Primo Levi

#2. Your own family resemblances are a frustrating code, most easily read by those who know you least.

Barbara Kingsolver

#3. The need to prove who you are will vanish once you know who you are.

Danielle Pierre

#4. [P]eople think that the human brain is in the head. Nothing of the sort; it is carried by the wind from the Caspian Sea.

Nikolai Gogol

#5. No man can mortgage his injustice as a pawn for his fidelity.

Edmund Burke

#6. She is a peacock in everything but beauty!

Oscar Wilde

#7. I'm a fun-loving guy. I enjoy my life. I have a big kid inside me.

Kim Dotcom

#8. Islam in the Arab world coexists with Indonesian, Pakistani and Turkish Islam. There is limited solidarity, even within the Arab world.

Walter Kasper

#9. Allow me to inquire how man can control his own affairs when he is not only incapable of compiling a plan for some laughably short term such as, say, a thousand years, but cannot even predict what will happen to him tomorrow?

Mikhail Bulgakov

#10. For me sport was a religion ... with religious sentiment.

Pierre De Coubertin

#11. Now that I have kids, I'm probably more overprotective than I've ever been. My wife's nickname for me is 'red alert.' I sometimes check just to see if the kids are breathing. But I try not to be a helicopter parent.

Matt Damon

#12. Angry and frustrated, the journalists set about making bricks without straw ...

Patricia Moyes

#13. I'm more into human nature than politics. But they're intertwined. Obviously, I live in civilization, so politics are part of my life.

Bill Callahan

#14. Achieve self-mastery over your thoughts, and constantly direct them toward your goals and objectives. Learn to focus your attention on the goals that you want to achieve and on finding ways to achieve those goals.

Napoleon Hill