The greatest things by Earl Nightingale
The late Earl Nightingale, had some definitions called, “The Greatest Things.”
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The late Earl Nightingale, had some definitions called, “The Greatest Things.”
by Earl Nightingale: Have you ever wondered what the measure of a real man is?
by Earl Nightingale: Processionary caterpillars travel in long, undulating lines, one creature behind the other.
by Earl Nightingale: Every once in a while the whole world looks like it’s just about to end.
by Earl Nightingale: James B. Conant, when he was president of Harvard University, commented that each honest calling,
by Earl Nightingale, the co-founder of Nightingale-Conant Corporation, has been at the forefront of the motivation and success field for almost 40 years.
by Bryan Cohen: Most of you reading this have never been taught how to think. You may have learned some facts, figures and formulas, some tips and tricks,
by Bryan Cohen: One of my favorite personal development gurus was a pioneer of the instructional audio program by the name of Earl Nightingale.
by Earl Nightingale: Some years ago, the late Nobel prize-winning Dr. Albert Schweitzer was asked by a reporter, “Doctor, what’s wrong with men today?” The great doctor was silent a moment, and then he said, “Men simply don’t think!”
Earl Nightingale’s 17-year quest for the secret of success ended one night in 1950, when he came across a sentence in a book.