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James Robertson quotes: No one can say I didn't pay my dues in life,

No one can say I didn't pay my dues in life,

James Robertson quotes: On the clarity of your ideas depends the scope of your success in any endeavor.

On the clarity of your ideas depends the scope of your success in any endeavor.

James Robertson quotes: There is something hugely civilised about allowing long pauses in a conversation. Very few people can stand that kind of silence.

There is something hugely civilised about allowing long pauses in a conversation. Very few people can stand that kind of silence.

James Robertson quotes: If you think yourself into the past, that's where you'll end up - and faster than you expect.

If you think yourself into the past, that's where you'll end up - and faster than you expect.

James Robertson quotes: I prefer the pen. There is something elemental about the glide and flow of nib and ink on paper.

I prefer the pen. There is something elemental about the glide and flow of nib and ink on paper.

James Robertson quotes: The dead hand has too long hampered the freedom of the living.

The dead hand has too long hampered the freedom of the living.

James Robertson quotes: It might be tough, but my dad used to say, tough times don't last - tough people do.

It might be tough, but my dad used to say, tough times don't last - tough people do.

James Robertson quotes: There's a perception that British pies suffer from mediocrity, and historically they have. We're trying to re-educate people about what pie is.

There's a perception that British pies suffer from mediocrity, and historically they have. We're trying to re-educate people about what pie is.

James Robertson quotes: Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself.

Trust the story ... the storyteller may dissemble and deceive, the story can't: the story can only ever be itself.