Quotes About Reputation

Derek Jeter seems like a cool dude.

You don't realize when you're younger that how I treat this person coming up to me will affect their view of me for the rest of their lives. You can lose several fans because that one person will tell all the rest of their people about it, or they could be like, 'Man, that dude was cool as hell.'

My humbleness and the work I do each day speak for me.

If you play well, then you make yourself a great name and the money comes on its own. You earn money for what you did.

I can earn money any time but I shouldn't lose my respect.

I earned my famous name.

I've been around so long, most editors think I'm dead.

I think you see more of like, the party side of me, which I call Snooki, it's kind of my alter ego.

I'm not embarrassed to be in advertising. But I'm embarrassed by a lot of advertising.

People always ask how fame has hit me, and rarely do I feel it emotionally.

The number one way to get trust back is to pay your employees well and get them to speak well about the company.

In college, when you lose one game as a top team, it's like the end of the world.

The endorsement game has been very good to me.

I don't consider myself an image-driven actor. I believe audiences come to watch my films because they are entertaining and not because of my image.

Being accused of enthusiasm is something I'll never live down.

I am an entrepreneur and I wanted everyone to see the business side of me, and everyone will get to see that on 'The Celebrity Apprentice.'

There's been a lot written and said about my family. A lot of specials, a lot of movies. I essentially don't watch any of them. I don't read any of them. I keep that away.

I've managed to keep a lot of respect in radio because I write my own stuff. I've had a lot of success as a singer/songwriter. I think if you establish yourself that way, it is harder to throw you out with the bathwater.

By now, people should know who I am. I have established myself as Rich the Kid, so people respect me.

I don't want to be seen in every second film. I don't want the audience to say, 'Oh no, she's in this one too.'

I never went around saying who my brother was. Everybody else was doing that.

Call one a thief and he will steal": put a stigma on a calling and its followers adjust their morals to it, for it is natural that "the normal conscience," as Hugh Black says, "rises to the demands made on it, and easily falls to the limit of the standard expected from it.

With the publication of this book, Velikovsky's reputation thereafter and until his death found itself in deep, very deep, dodo, the kindest expression of which was that he "kindled a worldwide debate," which was conducted not only with enormous fervor, but also with serious dollops of malice, vengeful mouth-frothing by energetic intellectuals, etc. The central reason for the debate

We know what a person thinks not when he tells us what he thinks, but by his actions.