Adages Quote by Thomas Huxley

“We soon learned that failure was only the operating cost of success.”

— Roberto Canessa

“The measure of an individual's success should be determined by deeds, not dollars.”

— Al Boudreau

“Too many businesses compete on price when they should be competing on value.”

— John Morgan

Great enterprises usually promise vastly more than they perform.

— Mark Twain

“Success never goes on sale, but most spend their whole life dickering over the cost, never making the purchase.”

— Orrin Woodward

“For we pay a price for everything we get or take in this world; and although ambitions are well worth having, they are not…

— Lucy Maud Montgomery

“Great wealth is often created by the launching of great surprises, not by the launching of great enterprises.”

— Ziad K. Abdelnour

“Success can not be measured in dollars and cents.”

— Adam LiVecchi

“One must count ones riches by the means one has to satisfy his desires.”

— L'Abbé Prévost

“Budget for better business operations to avoid basement-bargaining another's skill and brilliance...that's a dead end detour toward business excellence.”

— Tracey Bond

“There are many things which I might have derived good, by which I have not profited”

— Charles Dickens

“Not much of great value occurs or is achieved without effort.”

— Steven Redhead