“corporations have become the puppet masters behind the government.”
―
Michael C. Grumley,
Breakthrough
“our hopes of communicating with aliens are pretty remote if we haven’t even learned to communicate with another species on the same planet.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Breakthrough
“This is about the world being a much more frightening place to live in tomorrow if we don’t do something today. And every generation after us will have to pay the price. The price of not stopping this while we could.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Catalyst
“any leader who did not or could not understand the fundamentals of what their teams did, should not be leading those teams in the first place.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Breakthrough
“The greater the struggle, the greater the life.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Ripple
“We spend almost our entire lives arguing over who’s good and who’s bad. Who is greedy and who is just a bleeding heart. Who’s part of the problem and who’s part of the solution. But in the end, I’m not sure if it really matters, because death doesn’t care what your opinions are.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Mosaic
“But, being safe doesn’t mean being happy.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Breakthrough
“Mother Nature may not always be fair, strangely and often perversely, she was always balanced. It was just a question of how.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Mosaic
“Clay cleared his throat and answered Einhorn. “Well, sir, the failure was caused by a power fluctuation on one of the drone’s motherboards. It’s the same board that controls the transceivers and antennas. We think it’s a design flaw with the hardware since we’ve been able to reproduce the problem several times.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Leap
“Okay,” Langford pressed his fingers together in front of his face. “If this is true…. if the Chinese found a special rare earth deposit, then what are in those crates of theirs?” ― Michael C. Grumley, Leap
“He was choosing specific items to make his case and throwing out the rest, all while using everyone’s fear of the small chance he was right. ” ― Michael C. Grumley, Breakthrough
“There was something ineffable about the open ocean. Something in the waves, from its endless rolling swells to its smallest ripples tumbling gently onto the shore where the glimmering water began its long stretch toward a pale distant horizon. It was a faraway location symbolic of perhaps one of mankind’s greatest quests. And greatest needs. Freedom. Not just a feeling, but a deeply rooted chord within a man’s being, longing, yearning for emotional singularity—complete and unfettered freedom.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Echo
“Clay nodded again. “I’ll do my best sir.” “Good,” Miller said. “Now, what is it about these dolphins that you wanted to share?” ― Michael C. Grumley, Breakthrough
“Purpose alone. The soul’s one and only path for escape from the black hole of true misery. Purpose.” ― Michael C. Grumley, The Desert of Glass
“History, for both of our worlds, is filled with millions and millions of meaningless deaths. Wars over lands or resources that later meant nothing. The worst, over religious beliefs, which were nothing more than emotional ideas being systematically forced onto others.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Breakthrough
“Pain makes us who we are. It makes us stronger and defines us. In many ways, it determines our character and our values.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Echo
“any leader who did not or could not understand the fundamentals of what their teams did should not be leading those teams in the first place. He insisted it made for better decision making and created a more efficiently run department” ― Michael C. Grumley, Breakthrough
“deciding in the end the only thing that mattered was the virtue of the here and now. Agendas and opinions too often modified even those legacies that did survive history’s gradual erasure.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Echo
“The growth of China over the last four decades had been tremendous, raising the country from a veritable third world status to the second largest superpower in the world.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Leap
“our hopes of communicating with aliens are pretty remote if we haven’t even learned to communicate with another species on the same planet.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Breakthrough
“This is about the world being a much more frightening place to live in tomorrow if we don’t do something today. And every generation after us will have to pay the price. The price of not stopping this while we could.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Catalyst
“any leader who did not or could not understand the fundamentals of what their teams did, should not be leading those teams in the first place.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Breakthrough
“The greater the struggle, the greater the life.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Ripple
“We spend almost our entire lives arguing over who’s good and who’s bad. Who is greedy and who is just a bleeding heart. Who’s part of the problem and who’s part of the solution. But in the end, I’m not sure if it really matters, because death doesn’t care what your opinions are.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Mosaic
“But, being safe doesn’t mean being happy.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Breakthrough
“Mother Nature may not always be fair, strangely and often perversely, she was always balanced. It was just a question of how.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Mosaic
“Clay cleared his throat and answered Einhorn. “Well, sir, the failure was caused by a power fluctuation on one of the drone’s motherboards. It’s the same board that controls the transceivers and antennas. We think it’s a design flaw with the hardware since we’ve been able to reproduce the problem several times.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Leap
“Okay,” Langford pressed his fingers together in front of his face. “If this is true…. if the Chinese found a special rare earth deposit, then what are in those crates of theirs?” ― Michael C. Grumley, Leap
“He was choosing specific items to make his case and throwing out the rest, all while using everyone’s fear of the small chance he was right. ” ― Michael C. Grumley, Breakthrough
“There was something ineffable about the open ocean. Something in the waves, from its endless rolling swells to its smallest ripples tumbling gently onto the shore where the glimmering water began its long stretch toward a pale distant horizon. It was a faraway location symbolic of perhaps one of mankind’s greatest quests. And greatest needs. Freedom. Not just a feeling, but a deeply rooted chord within a man’s being, longing, yearning for emotional singularity—complete and unfettered freedom.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Echo
“Clay nodded again. “I’ll do my best sir.” “Good,” Miller said. “Now, what is it about these dolphins that you wanted to share?” ― Michael C. Grumley, Breakthrough
“Purpose alone. The soul’s one and only path for escape from the black hole of true misery. Purpose.” ― Michael C. Grumley, The Desert of Glass
“History, for both of our worlds, is filled with millions and millions of meaningless deaths. Wars over lands or resources that later meant nothing. The worst, over religious beliefs, which were nothing more than emotional ideas being systematically forced onto others.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Breakthrough
“Pain makes us who we are. It makes us stronger and defines us. In many ways, it determines our character and our values.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Echo
“any leader who did not or could not understand the fundamentals of what their teams did should not be leading those teams in the first place. He insisted it made for better decision making and created a more efficiently run department” ― Michael C. Grumley, Breakthrough
“deciding in the end the only thing that mattered was the virtue of the here and now. Agendas and opinions too often modified even those legacies that did survive history’s gradual erasure.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Echo
“The growth of China over the last four decades had been tremendous, raising the country from a veritable third world status to the second largest superpower in the world.” ― Michael C. Grumley, Leap
