Jacqueline Chang

Jacqueline likes to take photos. Here, she keeps a collection of quotes that helps shape her philosophy. www.jacquelinechang.com

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Chance is a variance that doesn't care how hard you work.

#89 Maria Konnikova: Less Certainty, More Inquiry - The Knowledge Project

Professional poker player, psychologist and author of two New York Times best-sellers, Maria Konnikova discusses her mentors, making decisio

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Video conferencing was sold as the poor man's alternative to flying when it should have been sold as the rich man's alternative to a phone call.

#19 Rory Sutherland: The Psychology of Advertising - The Knowledge Project

In this info-packed and entertaining interview, Rory Sutherland, Vice Chairman of Ogilvy & Mather, and I dive deep on advertising, persuasio

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We enter solitude, in which we also lose loneliness.

Wendell Berry

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Elitism is like the word luxury; they are really bad words. But if elitism means studying, searching, reading, discussing, then it is a good word.

Miuccia Prada

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Fame is finally only the sum total of all the misunderstandings that can gather around a new name.

Rainer Maria Wilke

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That is absence: being unable to share.

Pierre Bergé

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Truth only belongs to those who know it, others have the right to one they've invented.

Pierre Bergé

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From an early age he used books to fuel his ambitions, and diaries to record his progress.

David Owen

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Everything a brand does is communication.

Paul Feldwick

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Modern luxury is a on a smaller scale and its tailored to one's specific needs, with more emphasis on better living: it's more human.

Ilse Crawford

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In the name of progress, there is little room for sentimentality and we need to let go of the past and keep moving ahead.

Hanson Ho

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His talent for enraging the public at large is matched by his talent for charming them as individuals.

Robert Cottrell on Anatoly Chubais

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I think the essence of entrepreneurship is a strange combination of being flexible and stubborn. Successful entrepreneurs are both, simultaneously - the trick is knowing when to be flexible and when to be stubborn.

Jeff Bezos

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I eat this to make up for the past, because I ate too little at the time. I was constantly hungry as a kid.

Yu Hua

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There's no Bohemia there now, because Bohemia by definition is tolerant of human frailty.

David Hockney

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The more you understand what photography was, the more you begin to see that painting is necessary.

David Hockney

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But as the Chinese would say, you need three things: the eye, the hand and the heart. Two won't do. Very wise, the Chinese.

David Hockney