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“By 2001 Apple had revived its personal computer offerings. It was now time to think different. A set of new possibilities topped the what-next list on his whiteboard that year.”
― Walter Isaacson, Steve Jobs

“These definitions vary, but I suppose there is a dose of truth in each one. The most successful people in the world are those who have taken the time to figure out exactly who they want to become and what they want to achieve. Then they invest the hours of their days in activities consistent with these ideals.”
― Tommy Newberry, Success Is Not an Accident: Change Your Choices; Change Your Life

“Paul treated me as if I hadn’t lost anything, hadn’t lost James, and Lulu, and Betty Sue, and now Gene. I’d carried and birthed and nursed five children, and this was the only one I had left in my old age. The best thing I could say about him was that it was better to have him in the house than to face dying alone.”
― Donna Foley Mabry, Maude

“I’ve observed that when individuals stray from timeless principles, adversity of some kind is never far behind. You can discern this for yourself with children and adults alike. Unwavering principles govern each area of our lives. When we attempt to bend, stretch, or otherwise pervert them, we set ourselves up for inescapable pain and regret sooner or later. The most successful individuals who ever lived have resisted the natural human tendency to make up their own laws of life. Likewise, if you want to develop all your potential, you must avoid the trendy “principle of the day” mentality that has permeated our society. The Bible gives a clear promise for those who remember God’s universal principles: “Joyful are people of integrity, who follow the instructions of the LORD” (Psalm 119:1, NLT).”
― Tommy Newberry, Success Is Not an Accident: Change Your Choices; Change Your Life