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Quotes About Strategy

Nuclear weapons can do it quickly. That makes a difference.
~ Thomas C. Schelling
The art of looking at the problem from the other person's point of view, identifying his opportunities and his interests, an art that has traditionally been practiced by diplomats, lawyers, and chess players, is at the center of strategic analysis.
~ Thomas C. Schelling
President Obama's postpartisan pitch fell flat, and the Tea Party movement pulled the GOP further to its ideological pole. Republicans greeted the new president with a unified strategy of opposing, obstructing, discrediting, and nullifying every one of his important initiatives.
~ Thomas E. Mann
He (Newt Gingrich as a freshman congressman) was both passionate about his goals and coldly analytical in his means.
~ Thomas E. Mann
The businesses and organizations that succeed with AI will be those that invest steadily, rise above the hype, make a good match between their business problems and the capabilities of AI, and take the long view.
~ Thomas H. Davenport
We refer to these companies' all-in approaches in multiple ways—"AI fueled," "AI powered," "AI enabled," etc. The common thread is that they are at the far end of the scale in their spending, planning, strategizing, implementing, and changing with regard to AI technology.
~ Thomas H. Davenport
whilst her chief plan for relieving herself of her diurnal labours lay in postponing them
~ Thomas Hardy
The pudgy one moved his bishop and immediately turned the beetle around and started it trudging back the other way. "If the beetle just cuts across the corner, is time up then?" Starling asked. "Of course time's up then," the pudgy one said loudly, without looking up. "Of course it's up then. How do you play? Do you make him cross the whole board? Who do you play against, a sloth?
~ Thomas Harris
Problem-solving is hunting;
~ Thomas Harris
The perpetual demonization of the South and Southerners is part and parcel of the Lincoln myth. The continued demonization of everything Southern is part of the gatekeepers' strategy to keep the public from ever becoming curious about alternative interpretations of nineteenth-century history.
~ Thomas J. DiLorenzo
Operate your household like a productive business.
~ Thomas J. Stanley
most millionaires generally don't limit themselves to stocks, bonds, and related investments—they invest heavily in private businesses and real estate.
~ Thomas J. Stanley
Operating a household without a budget is akin to operating a business without a plan, without goals, and without direction.
~ Thomas J. Stanley
We are fastidious investors. On average, we invest nearly 20 percent of our household realized income each year. Most of us invest at least 15 percent. Seventy-nine percent of us have at least one account with a brokerage company. But we make our own investment decisions.
~ Thomas J. Stanley
What is "the relationship between realized income and wealth"? (SOI Bulletin, Department of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service, vol. 2, no. 4, Spring 1985) What does he find? That people accumulate significant wealth by minimizing their realized/taxable income and maximizing their unrealized/nontaxable income.
~ Thomas J. Stanley
Although millionaires have much more experience in making investment decisions, they allocate significantly more hours than do nonmillionaires in an effort to become even better investors. That is one of the main reasons that millionaires remain wealthy. Business
~ Thomas J. Stanley
A good start is to keep an accurate record of each and every expenditure that your family makes each month. Or ask your accountant to help you set up a system for tabulating and categorizing these expenditures. Then work with her to develop a budget. The goal is to enable you to set aside for investing purposes at least 15 percent of your pretax income each year. By the way, this "15 percent method" is Mr. Gif-ford's simple strategy for becoming affluent. CAR-SHOPPING
~ Thomas J. Stanley
Whatever enables us to go to war, secures our peace
~ Thomas Jefferson
Take things always by their smooth handle.
~ Thomas Jefferson
Everything is some kind of a plot, man.
~ Thomas Pynchon
Explosion without an objective', declared Miles Blundell, 'is politics in its purest form'.
~ Thomas Pynchon
They plot, they plot, sleeping or afoot they never let up.
~ Thomas Pynchon
Explosion without an objective," declared Miles Blundell, "is politics in its purest form.
~ Thomas Pynchon
It's wrong because if you pick up a rifle, the Man picks up a machine gun, by the time you find some machine gun he's all set up to shoot rockets, begin to see a pattern?
~ Thomas Pynchon