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Counterpoint Publishing Quotes By Matshona Dhliwayo: Instead of dwelling on the failures of today

Instead of dwelling on the failures of today focus on the victories of tomorrow. — Matshona Dhliwayo

Counterpoint Publishing Quotes By Brandon Sanderson: That hat looks ridiculous.""Fortunately, I can change hats,"

That hat looks ridiculous."
"Fortunately, I can change hats," Wayne said, "while you, sir, are stuck with that face. — Brandon Sanderson

Counterpoint Publishing Quotes By Nina G. Jones: But just as soon as fear hits, I

But just as soon as fear hits, I smell him, his signature aroma, his musky cologne, and I feel ... relief. Relief because he is the devil I know. — Nina G. Jones

Counterpoint Publishing Quotes By J. Oswald Sanders: Not every man can carry a full cup.

Not every man can carry a full cup. Sudden elevation frequently leads to pride and a fall. The most exacting test of all to survive is prosperity. — J. Oswald Sanders

Counterpoint Publishing Quotes By John McGraw: I think we can win it if my

I think we can win it if my brain holds out. — John McGraw

Counterpoint Publishing Quotes By Alan Arkin: I don't believe in competitions between artists. This

I don't believe in competitions between artists. This is insane. Who has the authority to say someone is better? — Alan Arkin

Counterpoint Publishing Quotes By Anna Wintour: You either know fashion or you don't.

You either know fashion or you don't. — Anna Wintour

Counterpoint Publishing Quotes By Chet Faker: I came second in a 1,500-metre running race

I came second in a 1,500-metre running race at school. I knew I couldn't have come first, so second was my version of first. — Chet Faker

Counterpoint Publishing Quotes By George Steiner: Language can only deal meaningfully with a special,

Language can only deal meaningfully with a special, restricted segment of reality. The rest, and it is presumably the much larger part, is silence. — George Steiner