Category Wise Words

This week’s Wise Words come from English philosopher, statesman, scientist, jurist, orator, essayist, and author, Francis Bacon. via The Quotery

This week’s Wise Words from James Victore remind us that a change of attitude can go a long way. Check out the companion Burning Questions video for more.

This week’s Wise Words come from Joshua Grott, Creative Director at Epipheo, a video production company “dedicated to translating ideas into true stories worth sharing.” Check out his Creative Mornings talk for more.

This week’s Wise Words come from psychologist Barry Schwartz’s 2009 TED Talk, Our Loss of Wisdom. via The Quotery

This week’s wise words come from Sharon Ann Lee’s Creative Mornings talk about what she calls “DYO (Design Your Own) Success.”  

This week’s wise words come from author Og Mandino who I discovered via the Sycamore Street Press Instagram feed.

This week’s wise words come from novelist, philosopher, playwright, and screenwriter Ayn Rand, via The Quotery.

Wise words for both work and life via The Quotery.

This week’s Wise Words come from Mark Z. Danielewski’s House of Leaves via Jen Myers.  

Wise Words by Ann Landers via After the Jump

This week’s Wise Words on community come from Jenna Meister of Airbnb. via Behance Instagram

This week’s Wise Words come from Antoine de Saint-Exupery via this great collection of leadership quotes, by way of Swissmiss.

Wise Words about the good things that can come from sharing your work from Tim O’Reilly via Austin Kleon

Wise words from David Ogilvy, the “Father of Advertising.” For more wisdom, also check out his 10 Tips on Writing on Brain Pickings

This week’s wise words come from Justin McMurray’s Medium article, The time is now to share your work with the world. Found via Austin Kleon‘s blog Think Process, Not Product.

This week’s wise words come from French aristocrat, writer, poet, and pioneering aviator, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.

Wise words from Steve Jobs’s 2005 commencement address at Stanford University. Watch a video of the entire speech on TED.