Time Quote by David Mamet

In the first act, you get the audience's attention - once you have it, they will repay you in the second. Play through the…

— Noel Coward

“The key to this approach is refusing to stand up and speak until you know the answer to two questions: •  What is the one…

— Andy Stanley

“Acts are demanded, suicidal acts perhaps, but acts fraught with meaning.”

— Henry Miller

“Act and fail, but don’t fail to act.”

— Amit Kalantri

“Frustration is the result of failed expectations.”

— Stuart Kidder

“The Anticipation is annihilated by the act”

— KC Rhoads

“It's much easier to pull in an audience by framing the talk as an attempt to solve an intriguing riddle rather than as a…

— Chris andersen

“Why couldn’t we just lose ourselves in the fire again? When passion was enough, and the questions didn’t matter.”

— Alyxandra Harvey

“When we confuse the needs with the desires; all the struggles we take lead to failure and disappointment.”

— M.F. Moonzajer

“The question is not what the writer meant, but what he conveyed to those who heard or read.”

— Clement Gatley

“This isn't a script," Julian says. "It's not going to add up. Not everything's going to come together in the third act.”

— Bret Easton Ellis

“But what would be our readers’ reaction if we simply refused to get to the bottom of that question?”

— Thomas Mann