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“Orang yang selalu menunda-nunda niatnya tidak akan mencapai apa-apa. Bertindak memang ada bahayanya, tetapi bila kita duduk saja menunggu rezeki nomplok, yang akan datang adalah kegagalan. Kesampingkan saja keragu-raguan anda dan maju terus.!”

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Og Mandino

Og Mandino, born on December 12, 1923, was an American author known for his motivational and self-improvement themed works. His stories have inspired countless readers to pursue their dreams. Mandino's life was filled with challenges and success, and his stories continue to motivate people to strive for their own goals. more

“Like all obsessive characters, Merrick was inordinately boring. He was uninterested in books, music, politics, people or, seemingly, even sex. His studied politeness was a mask that must conceal a slow-boiling malevolence. I can't see what he could have responded to in an irrepressible jokesmith like Jimmy Porter. He could squeeze out a frosty smile only when someone like a lovingly hated star collapsed with coronary.”

Prose Autobiography Look Back In Anger David Merrick Impresario

Book:Looking Back: Never Explain, Never Apologise

Source: Looking Back: Never Explain, Never Apologise

“The rationing system that was set up in Britain at the outbreak of the hostilities was as revolutionary as anything the Communists could have dreamed up. Almost every basic item of food was rationed , as were other essentials such as clothing and household goods. Nobody was entitled to more food if they were richer, or of a higher social standing than their neighbors -the only people entitled to better rations were those in the armed forces, or those in occupations that required heavy physical labour. As a consequence, the general health of the population actually improved (italics) during the war: by the late 1940's infant mortality rates in England were in steady decline, and deaths from a variety of disease had also dropped substantially since the prewar years. From the standpoint of public health, the war made Britain a much fairer society. There were other changes in Britain during the war that had a similar effect, such as the introduction of conscription to people of all classes, and both sexes. "Social and sexual distinctions were swept away.' wrote Theodora FitzGibbon. 'and when a dramatic change such as that takes place, it never goes back quite in the same way.”

Postwar Britain

Book:Savage Continent: Europe in the Aftermath of World War II

Source: Savage Continent: Europe in the Aftermath of World War II

“I may pronounce the toughest thing in which you take part is:- A Philosopher's Love.”

Love Philosopher Dimensions Of Life Philosopher S Life

Author:Yash Thakur

“Always Expect The Unexpected...”