If We Learn The Art Of Yielding

[president Truman] Was Free Of The Greatest Vice In A Leader, His Ego Never Came Between Him And His Job.

I Learned From The Example Of My Father That The Manner In Which One Endures What Must Be Endured Is More Important Than The Thing That Must Be Endured.

A Memorandum Is Written Not To Inform The Reader But To Protect The Writer.

Greatness Is A Quality Of Character And Is Not The Result Of Circumstances.

Negotiation In The Classic Diplomatic Sense Assumes Parties More Anxious To Agree Than To Disagree.