Not knowing one's own ignorance is double ignorance. — Plato
Man cannot live like a beast; he must pursue knowledge and virtue. — Dante, The Divine Comedy
Life is like climbing a mountain, and finding the way out is a process of learning. We should learn to be steady and calm in this process, learning how to find vitality from panic. — Xi Murong
There are many ways to make money, but without finding the seed of wealth, one cannot become an entrepreneur.
If you do not limit yourself, there will be no fence in life that restricts your potential.
The broader a person's knowledge, the more perfect the person becomes. — Gorky on Children's Literature
Your face is meant to present the most precious gift God has given to humanity—smiles. It must become your greatest asset in work.
Positive people see an opportunity in every adversity, while negative people see some adversity in every opportunity.
The No. 1 product to sell in the world is not cars, but yourself. Before you can successfully sell yourself to others, you must sell yourself to yourself one hundred percent.
Positive thinking creates a positive life; negative thinking creates a negative life.
You must learn from the previous generation, master the best achievements humanity has attained, and then innovate from there. — Kalinin on Literature
The most effective capital is our reputation; it works for us 24 hours a day without stopping.
Child prodigies and 'geniuses,' if not given an appropriate environment and continuous effort, will not succeed and may even degenerate into mediocrities. — Wiener
Even an immature attempt is better than a strategy that dies in the womb.
In life, career is of utmost importance. As long as there is a breath, never relax. With the favorable wind and a new era, seize this opportunity and forge ahead with courage. — Wu Yuzhang
Love for a thing is born from knowledge; the more accurate the knowledge, the stronger the love. To achieve this accuracy, one must have thorough and precise knowledge of every part that constitutes the object of love. — Da Vinci
Do not wait for luck to descend; strive to master knowledge. — Fleming
Self-dissatisfaction is the fundamental characteristic of anyone who is truly gifted. — Chekhov
Sincerity can move gold and stone. — Book of Later Han, Biography of the Ten Princes of Guangwu
Human knowledge and human power are united; the failure of work arises from ignorance of causal relationships. — Bacon
