Matthew Freedman – Page 76 – I Am Matthew Freedman

Aphorism No. 117

The book writes the author.

Mar. 19, 2020: No sports, no problem. No coronavirus in the known universe can stop us from betting.

I check in with Sean Koerner, the Director of Predictive Analytics at The Action Network, and we play a quick game of Over/Under.

If you hide from truth, it will find you all the faster.

Every sentence has five interested parties: The speaker, the spoken to, the spoken of, the overhearer, and everyone the overhearer talks to.

A photograph is one millisecond stretched into infinity.

The biggest difference between success and failure is time.

Don’t do what you love. Do what you must.

If you never think beyond the next step, the earth may as well be flat.

Neutrality is slow-played opportunism.

Silence is not synonymous with stillness.