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“Fear is the paralyzing emotion that inhibits or restricts normal feelings of love, confidence, and well-being.”
― Transforming Your Temperament
― Transforming Your Temperament
“Anything is better than stagnation.”
― The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes
― The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes
“You have to distinguish between two things – the Swedish economy and the Swedish stock market. The Swedish economy is the sum of all the goods and services that are produced in this country every day. There are telephones from Ericsson, cars from Volvo, chickens from Scan, and shipments from Kiruna to Skövde. That’s the Swedish economy, and it’s just as strong or weak today as it was a week ago.” He paused for effect and took a sip of water. “The Stock Exchange is something very different. There is no economy and no production of goods and services. There are only fantasies in which people from one hour to the next decide that this or that company is worth so many billions, more or less. It doesn’t have a thing to do with reality or with the Swedish economy.”
― The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
― The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
“Sometimes, making the wrong choice is better than making no choice. You have the courage to go forward, that is rare. A person who stands at the fork, unable to pick, will never get anywhere.”
― Wizard's First Rule
― Wizard's First Rule
“Though liberal in his praise and always courteous and condescending to the shop-people, he was scarcely ever known to pay a bill and when he died, the amount of money owing to Brandy's was considerable. Mr. Brandy, a short-tempered, pinched-faced, cross little old man, was beside himself with rage about it. He died shortly afterwards, and was presumed by many people to have done so on purpose and to have gone in pursuit of his noble debtor.”
― Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell
― Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell
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