Thorsten Helbings Homepage – Sayings abouit work

What is worthwhile to be done is worthwhile to be done properly.
(Lord Chesterfield)
The way of success is to aspire being that what is pretended.
(Sokrates)
Nothing in this world is as long as the way from a good intention to a good work.
(From Norway)
Who wants to get fruits from the top of a tree should feed its roots.
(Johann Gottfried Herder)
What is essencial to a human is not what he is doing but with which intention and how.
(Graf Hermann Keyserling)
Who only talks but never acts is talking stupid and creating bad facts.
(Common wisdom)
It is better to build dams than to hope the flood becomes reasonable.
(Hans Kasper)
If you plan for a year, plant rice. If you plan for ten years, plant trees. But if you plan for hundred years, grow up a human.
(Kuan-Tzu)
The dragon shows: Who wants to raise has to do it against the wind.
(Chinese wisdom)
The best reformers the world encountered are those starting by themselfs.
(George Bernhard Shaw)

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