Michael Woudenberg > Quotes

“Not everything in life is sweet and sunshine,” Darian chuckled. “Sometimes you appreciate those things more when you have something bitter to compare it to.”
― Michael Woudenberg, Integration: Book Two of The Singularity Chronicles

“Most importantly, art is about the questions that don't even have an answer.”
― Michael Woudenberg, Integration: Book Two of The Singularity Chronicles

“For every complex problem, there is an answer that is clear, simple, and wrong.”
― Michael Woudenberg, Integration: Book Two of The Singularity Chronicles

“Don’t take criticism from people you wouldn’t ask for advice.”
― Michael Woudenberg, Integration: Book Two of The Singularity Chronicles

“Humans needed a benevolent dictator. He’d seen it over and over on Earth whether it emerged as a god, a king, or a populist leader.”
― Michael Woudenberg, Integration: Book Two of The Singularity Chronicles

“Because traditions are solutions to problems you don’t know exist.” The farmer stared in his eyes. “Some are good, some aren’t needed, but ‘til you can explain which is which, don’t go ripping ‘em apart just cause ya don’t like ‘em.”
― Michael Woudenberg, Paradox: Book One of The Singularity Chronicles

“Every disagreement and every different perspective provided an opportunity to study and learn.”
― Michael Woudenberg, Integration: Book Two of The Singularity Chronicles

“Apologies exist to restore a relationship. If there’s no relationship to repair, don’t apologize.”
― Michael Woudenberg, Integration: Book Two of The Singularity Chronicles

“Innovation and growth require a bit of chaos”
― Michael Woudenberg, Integration: Book Two of The Singularity Chronicles

“Order without chaos was fragile. Chaos without order was a mess. Both individually were useless.”
― Michael Woudenberg, Integration: Book Two of The Singularity Chronicles

“those who didn’t laugh in the face of adversity rarely made it through in one piece.”
― Michael Woudenberg, Integration: Book Two of The Singularity Chronicles