Quotes About Reputation

According to USA Today, as of mid-2016, Trump had been part of more

There's no difference between fame and infamy now. There's a new school of professional famous people that don't do anything. They don't create anything.

If people were to find out that Comic Relief is a front for organ harvesting, drug dealing and global child prostitution, there'd be a hell of a stink. The papers would be all over us. And Cliff must never get found out.

Buông b? th?c ?n hay tài s?n khá dá»… dàng nhÆ°ng buông b? ti?ng t?m l?i khó hÆ¡n. Th?m chí má»™t ng??i thi?n ??nh ? má»™t nÆ¡i v?ng v? cÅ©ng hi v?ng r?ng má»™t ng??i ch?n c?u l? loi nào Ä'ó s? tìm ra ông ta và k? cho dân làng bi?t.

A name is important. It isn't something you drop in the litter basket or on the ground. Your name is now people know you. The very mention of your name makes a picture spring to mind, whether it's a picture of clashing fists or a mighty mountain that can't be knocked down. Your name is who you are and how you're known even when you do something great or something dumb.

A name is important. It isn't something you drop in the litter basket or on the ground. Your name is how people know you. The very mention of your name makes a picture spring to mind, whether it's a picture of clashing fists or a mighty mountain that can't be knocked down. Your name is who you are and how you're known even when you do something great or something dumb.

Every so often deliberately participate in inappropriate behavior, but don't tell anyone. In this way, your public persona shall remain intact.

Commitment can be cash, but doesn't have to be. Think of it in terms of currency—what are they giving up for you? A compliment costs them nothing, so it's worth nothing and carries no data. The major currencies are time, reputation risk, and cash.

Don't mess with the Atlas family. - Jake

So...the lesson here is, never succeed at anything, because it will only raise people's expectations of you

That's another reason for its fluctuating reputation: the Pepper that blew minds out in 1967 was mono, but later generations heard it in the diffuse, watered-down stereo mix, missing details like Paul's scatting at the end of the "Pepper" reprise. The mono version was the one the Beatles, Martin, and Emerick spent three weeks mixing. The stereo mix was a quickie afterthought, with none of the Beatles involved or even present

William F. Cody the man as distinguished from Buffalo Bill the public figure that we

I've been in this business long enough to have acclaim and disclaim, and to know the acclaim means no more than the disclaim.

There is no way of accounting for the incongruities of architects. They have their dreams, we suppose, like the poets; and failing to establish a reputation by legitimate means, they seek notoriety by eccentricities.

For a nation which has an almost evil reputation for bustle, bustle, bustle, and rush, rush, rush, we spend an enormous amount of time standing around in line in front of windows, just waiting.

Despite my ghoulish reputation, I really have the heart of a small boy. I keep it in a jar on my desk.

Moque-toi d'une mauvaise réputation. Crains une bonne que tu ne pourrais pas soutenir.

Laugh at a bad reputation. Fear a good one that you could not sustain.

He also became known as one who was quick to take offense, even if spoken to in jest.

Once it is solid, do not let yourself get angry or defensive at the slanderous comments of your enemies—that reveals insecurity, not confidence in your reputation.

Es mejor ser agredido o difamado que ignorado.

Es más fácil soportar la mala conciencia que la mala fama.

The more you are seen and heard from, the more common you appear. If you are already established in a group, temporary withdrawal from it will make you more talked about, even more admired. You must learn when to leave. Create value through scarcity.

For, as Cicero says, even those who argue against fame still want the books they write against it to bear their name in the title and hope to become famous for despising it. Everything else is subject to barter: we will let our friends have our goods and our lives if need be; but a case of sharing our fame and making someone else the gift of our reputation is hardly to be found. Montaigne, 1533-1592