Henry Ford

The great need of the world has always been for leaders. With more leaders we could have more industry. More industry, more employment and comfort for all.

Mr. Edison was comfortably well off-he was not a money maker.

A nation that knows how to work will never suffer.

To be good is not enough; a man must be good for something.

The world is held together by the mass of honest folk who do their daily tasks, tend their own spot in the world, and have faith that at last the Right will come fully into its own.

Most fashionable commodity in US is going to be old-fashioned common sense and work.

I comfortable with everything – say whatever you want.

Champions get what they want because they know what they want. They have a vision that keeps them motivated and efficiently on track. They see it, feel it, and experience it in their minds and hearts. What is success for you? You won’t get there without knowing what it feels and looks like.

A man must live like a great brilliant flame and burn as brightly as he can. In the end he burns out. But this is far better than a mean little flame.

The only thing that interferes with my learning is my education.

I am become death, shatterer of worlds.

Coming together is the beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success.

Just because you like my stuff doesn’t mean I owe you anything.

The only thing you can give a man without hurting him is an opportunity.

Now payback is a bad bitch and baby, I’m the baddest.

Think about all of the times, situations, and circumstances where you have gotten caught up in making your self right rather than happy… The harder you fight to win, the bigger you lose.

Loving smart means believing in you, your worth and your value.

If you don’t know what it is you want – and I mean specifically – then you won’t even know when you have it.

Many people seem to believe that Greenfield Village and the Edison Institute and Museum at Dearborn, with their specimens of earlier type of American life and industry, are just a kind of antiquarian hobby of mine. I do not deny that they have given me a great deal of interest and pleasure. But the project is vastly more than a hobby. It has very definite purposes, and I hope will have results lasting down the years. One purpose is to remind the public who visit it and sometimes there are thousands a day–of how farand how fast we have come in technical progress in the last century or so. If we have come so far and so fast, is it likely that we shall stop now?

Maybe in the 90s or possibly in the next century people will look upon the 80s as the age of masturbation, when it was taken to the limit; that might be all that’s going on right now in a big way.

There are no limitations to any of our dreams.