Old Wisdom for Journalists

Be as gentle with the faults of others as you are with your own. — Chinese Proverb

When the winds of change blow, some people build walls and others build windmills. —Chinese Proverb

He who knows does not tell. —Lao-tse

Before preparing to improve the world, first look around your own home three times. —Chinese Proverb

 

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  1. Barnard Collier says

    New Wisdom for Trump Era Journalists

    The first principle is that you must not fool yourself ~ and you are the easiest person to fool. ~ Richard Feynman

    Don’t tell me about the law. Tell me about the judges. ~ Roy Marcus Cohn

    Play or get off the court. ~ Common sporting expression.

    Take nothing for granted. ~ The Marathon Key dolphins.

    Love your mother, but cut the deck.~ Sidney Zion

    Ego interferes with understanding. ~ The Marathon Key dolphins.

    The wise learn from everyone. ~ The Greeks

    If you are good at making excuses, you are seldom good for anything else. ~ Ben Franklin

    If you wish to be a good editor learn to be charming with a sabre. ~ Mark Twain

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