Quote by Henry David Thoreau

“It is always more easy to discover and proclaim general principles than to apply them.”

— Winston Churchill

“Of course, all knowledge is useful. But not all knowledge is worth the cost.”

— Suzanne Harper

“But why must everything always have a practical application?”

— Elizabeth Gilbert

“Almost anything can be managed if one simply goes about it properly.”

— Rachel Neumeier

“There’s no need to use a big, complex idea when a small simple one will do.”

— Carlos Bueno

“A well-used minimum suffices for everything.”

— Jules Verne

“Could be one is all you need.”

— Linda Urban

“It's not enough just to learn what there ISN'T; we need to know what there IS.”

— Sylvia Engdahl

“It's not so much what one has, but what one does with what one has that matters.”

— Owen R. Alcock

“Always create the need before you show a solution.”

— Tom Golway

“How many things do you need to acquire in this world? Things are endless. You will receive them as needed, so remain worry free.”

— Dada Bhagwan

“I find few things more personally enriching than exploring the parameters of my own ignorance.”

— Steve Maraboli