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    1. Lost Marbles Part I The Ultimate PowerPoint “Swipe” File for Business Executives by Laura Bergells
    2. Lawyers
      • Will future anthropologists need to pass the bar just to decipher our culture?
    3. Small Company
      • The nice thing about working in a small company is that when I don’t know what I’m doing, at least my co-workers and clients do.
    4. Entrance & Exits
      • My final exit will be my greatest entrance.
    5. Aim
      • When my aim got better, I ran out of ammo.
    6. Mouth and Ears
      • My ears aren’t made to shut, but my mouth is.
    7. Mouth and Ears
      • Don’t you hate it when people want to talk about themselves when you want to talk about yourself?
    8. Mouth and Ears
      • A good listener is not only popular, but after a while, she actually knows something.
    9. Mouth and Ears
      • The tongue is only a few inches from the brain, but to hear some people talk, you’d think the two were miles apart.
    10. Mouth and Ears
      • There’s nothing wrong with having nothing to say, as long as you don’t say it out loud.
    11. Press Conferences
      • If you talk too much, you’ll say too much.
    12. Press Conferences Silence is often misinterpreted, but never misquoted.
    13. Press Conferences
      • If you make three new product announcements a day, you won’t remember them next week.
      • Neither will your customers.
    14. Infinite Possibilities
      • I can accept finite disappointment, but I won’t lose infinite hope.
    15. Speed of Light
      • Einstein said that nothing was faster than the speed of light, but he’s wrong. My imagination is much faster than the speed of light. For example, I just imagined traveling to Pluto and back. If I took a space ship that could travel at the speed of light, that would take centuries .
    16. Speed of Light
      • Also, if Energy equals mass times the Speed of Light Squared, this says that the speed of light can be squared. That’s faster than the speed of light, and I just imagined that, too!
    17. Speed of Light
      • What light? I’m still looking for the tunnel!!
    18. Speed of Light
      • There’s nothing like experience to upset a theory.
    19. New Ideas
      • Our ideas are like children – no matter how much you admire somebody else’s, you still love your own the best.
    20. New Ideas
      • An optimist takes the cold water thrown on new ideas, heats it with enthusiasm and uses the steam to push them ahead.
    21. Truth
      • The truth does not depend on a consensus of opinion.
    22. Generation Gap
      • As we grow older, our children will eventually end up on the same side of the generation gap.
    23. Gen Gap
      • You’ve reached middle age when all you exercise is caution. And you choose your cereal for the fiber instead of the toy.
    24. Maturity
      • Maturity begins when you’re content to feel right about something without feeling the need to prove someone else wrong.
    25. Maturity
      • Age is a high price to pay for maturity.
    26. Maturity
      • Wrinkles should show where smiles have been.
    27. Ships
      • Noah didn’t wait for his ship to come in. . . . He built it!
    28. ships
      • A ship in the harbor is safe, but that’s not what ships are for.
    29. ships
      • All the water in the world could not sink a ship unless it got inside. In the same way, all the evil in the world could never sink your soul unless you let it in.
    30. Job well Done
      • The reward for a job well done is the opportunity to do more work.
    31. Being different
      • Being different isn’t the same as making a difference.
    32. Good Sense
      • Good sense is easier to have than to use.
    33. Frustration
      • Frustration is trying to find your glasses without your glasses.
    34. Frustration
      • It’s frustrating when you know all the answers, but nobody asks you the questions.
    35. Diet
      • You are what you eat: what’s on the table eventually ends up on the chair.
    36. Diet
      • How can a one-pound box of chocolate make me gain five pounds?
    37. Diet
      • Eat dessert first, because life is uncertain!
    38. Diet
      • Life can be a constant battle between carrots and chocolate, or you can figure out how you can live with the two in harmony.
    39. Diet
      • My fortune cookie mentioned a great diet. It read “eat all you can, but only use one chopstick.”
    40. Karma
      • The rain falls on the just and the unjust. But mostly on the just, because the unjust have stolen their umbrellas.
    41. Karma
      • You feel right when you do right.
    42. Karma
      • The next time someone says, “Life is hard,” ask them, “Compared to what?”
    43. Mind Games
      • My mind not only wanders, sometimes it leaves me completely.
    44. Saving and Retirement
      • A penny saved is not nearly enough.
    45. Retirement
      • According to the latest figures, if you retired today, you could live very comfortably until 3 p.m. tomorrow.
    46. Time Management
      • There will be no crises next week. My schedule is full.
    47. Troubles
      • Troubles come to pass, but the do not come to stay.
    48. Troubles
      • Live through the tough times: the only way to the other side is through it.
    49. Worries
      • Anxiety does not empty tomorrow of sorrow; it empties today of strength.
    50. Memory
      • I have a photographic memory. Unfortunately, it only offers same-day service.
    51. Memory
      • People do not remember days. They remember moments.
    52. Memory
      • I have a photogenic memory: I only remember pretty things.
    53. Memory
      • It’s hard to be nostalgic when I can’t remember anything!
    54. Possibilities
      • Nothing is impossible to the people who don’t have to do it themselves.
    55. Yesterday
      • I love you more than yesterday. Yesterday, you got on my nerves.
    56. Questions and Answers
      • You may not know all the answers, but you probably won’t be asked all the questions.
    57. Mourning
      • I’ll laugh again, but I will not forget why I cried.
    58. World Peace
      • It doesn’t take monumental acts to make the world a better place. It can be as easy as letting someone ahead of you in the lunch line.
    59. Rock Bottom
      • Even though I’m taking it “one day at a time”… it’s about 24 more hours than I can take right now.
    60. Rock Bottom
      • When the going gets tough. . .
      • Get tougher!
    61. Rock Bottom
        • The end is not near. Learn to cope.
    62. Rock Bottom
      • When things are bad, I can take comfort in the thought that they can always get worse. And when things get worse, I find hope in the idea that things are so bad they have to get better.
    63. Co-Dependency
      • Better to better yourself than someone else.
    64. Co-Dependency
      • I’m better than I was, but not quite so good as I was before I got worse.
    65. Frowning
      • I hate to see you frown. So wear a bag on your head until you cheer up.
    66. Patience
      • The patient conceal their impatience.
    67. Thankfulness
      • Something to be thankful for is that you’re here to be thankful.
    68. Destiny
      • Choice, not chance, determines destiny.
    69. Destiny
      • Don’t worry about the world ending today. It’s already tomorrow in China.
    70. Hope
      • Hope is not the conviction that something will turn out well, but the certainty that something makes sense regardless of how it turns out.
    71. Risk
      • Progress involves risk. You can’t steal second with your foot on first.
    72. Risk
      • Life isn’t about having good cards. It’s playing a poor hand well.
    73. Grace
      • It’s hard to get down off your high horse gracefully.
    74. GRACE
      • Amusing Grace! How sweet the sound of laughter!
    75. GRACE
      • Tact is not only saying the right thing at the right time, but also to leave unsaid the wrong thing a tempting moment.
    76. Complaining
      • It’s not the mountain that wears me out – it’s the grain of sand in my shoe.
    77. Complaining
      • It’s not the load that brings me down, it’s the way I carry it.
    78. Shouting
      • Shouting and screaming to get people to perform is like using the horn to steer your car.
    79. thinking
      • Many people get through thinking before they get through thinking things through.
    80. Self-Deprecation
      • Only some people learn by other people’s mistakes. The rest of us actually have to be the other people.
    81. Self Depreciation
      • I’m at this awkward age where I’m too old to say something cute and too young to say something sensible.
    82. How to be Happy
      • Three essentials for happiness:
      • 1. Something to do,
      • 2. Someone to love,
      • 3. Something to hope for.
    83. Advice
      • If it’s free; it’s advice.
      • If you pay for it, it’s consulting.
      • If you can use either one, it’s a miracle!
    84. Humble
      • Humility is like underwear – essential, but indecent if it shows.
    85. Humility
      • I have a friend who tells me that he’s a humble man. I told him that the nature of humility dictates that can’t say that and have it be true!
    86. Seasonal - December
      • Presence, not presents, make for a happy workplace.
    87. Christmas
      • When you stop believing in Santa, you get underwear for Christmas.
    88. December
      • Remember, the holiday gifts of today are on Ebay tomorrow.
    89. December
      • We’re going to celebrate a traditional American holiday – the tree comes from Canada, the ornaments from Taiwan, the lights from China, the food from Italy and the idea from Israel and Bethlehem.
    90. Seasonal - January
      • If in the last year you haven’t discarded a major opinion or acquired a new one, check your pulse. You may be dead.
    91. Seasonal - February
      • Love sees through a telescope, not a microscope.
    92. February
      • The force of love, like the force of gravity, is hard to see but easy to feel.
    93. February
      • All that is worth cherishing in the world begins in the heart, not in the head.
    94. What Dead People Say
      • The greatest danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it.
      • Michelangelo
    95. E-Commerce
      • eCommerce is not about technology! It is about relationships, partnerships, and communications, made possible by technology.
    96. E-Commerce
      • I guess people thought the phone and the fax machine were all about technology when they were introduced into businesses, too.
    97. What Dead People Say
      • There is no use trying,” said Alice. “One can’t believe impossible things.”
      • “ I daresay you haven’t had much practice,” said the Queen. “When I was your age, I always did it for half an hour a day. Why, sometimes I’ve believed as many as six impossible things before breakfast.” Lewis Carroll

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