Quotes About Progress

We are all revolutionaries now, addicts of change.

I'm an advocate of evolutionary, not revolutionary, changes.

Incrementalism in technology leads to irrelevance; what you need is revolutionary change.

Revolutions are something you see only in retrospect.

Social revolutions and group revolutions are good, and we need that, but we also need personal revolution - revolution within ourselves that change who we are as people.

Social revolutions are never simple.

I see only adaptations - not revolutions.

Services should revolve around those who use them and be fit for the future, not stuck in the past.

Learning is its own exceeding great reward.

What you measure and reward is what you're going to get.

We're in the doing business, or acting business and creating business. We're not in the results business, so we don't have any control over what the result is. My reward comes in the doing of it.

Being with the first team is a reward for me. I'll take the opportunity with everything I have.

We're getting rewarded. We don't give up on the play and we show some character at the same time, but there is a long way for us to get to where we want to be.

We'll always focus on creating a society where people who work hard and want to get on in life are rewarded.

Energy use is merely a means to many rewarding ends: economic security, education, health.

I write 1,000-1,500 words. The next day, I rewrite it and add 1,000-1,500 words to the end of it.

I lost confidence, and since then, I can't find my rhythm. I am training phenomenally and will continue trying.

The more you play, you get a better rhythm and play better.

From my own experience, the more you play, back-to-back games, the better you feel, with more self confidence and rhythm.

You are richer for doing things.

In my mind, Atlanta is a city where people are constantly trying to come up. They want to be richer than they were.

Are those 'terrible' machines really putting those people out of work? Or are they getting rid of a really dull job that we shouldn't be torturing people with?

We've got rid of subeditors because we don't need them. Because they were never necessary. They were just fetchers and gophers. They had a job, which has been superannuated by technology.

Culture is evolving, and I'm along for the ride.