Quotes by Robert Brault

“One of life's more jolting discoveries is that you are not your best friend's best friend.”

“Wisdom is not what you know but how quickly you adjust when the opposite proves true.”

“A good part of a reputation for wisdom is being lost for words when the situation calls for it.”

“One does not grow wiser by knowing more but by becoming less certain.”

“If there is such a thing as the collected wisdom of the ages, you wonder where it resides today, and where exactly you would go to consult it.”

“The toughest test of good judgment is to know when to withhold your better judgment.”

“It is not so much that the sage knows more than the fool as that the fool knows it for sure.”

“There are subjects in which I wish to become knowledgeable, and subjects in which I wish to remain wise.”

“To be ultimately wise is to know everything, none of it for sure.”

“I've learned to be happy with what I have, and even if I lost it, I'd still be happy, because (see start of sentence.)”

“The key to happiness? Simple really. You don't let short-term concerns ruin your life, and you don't let long-term concerns ruin your day.”

“I don't think you can feel a sense of entitlement and still be happy. Happiness always comes from feeling that you've been blessed.”