Doubt, however, has a not-so-blunt edge that draws the blood of the weak and bony. At one's most vulnerable, most insecure, Doubt hides behind curtains to prick the pads of fingers seeking sunlight.
Doubt's greatest enemy is inspiration. When one's actions are inspired they are made of diamond, the surface of which no blade of Doubt can mar.
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Love. It.
Hands down one of my favorite books. And it’s bite-sized (though obviously the thoughts in it are not)!
Great way of presenting it, too. Really helps the meaning of the words stand out.
Comment by Colin Wright — November 21, 2009 #
OMG, your blog design is SO AMAZING!
Cant stop looking at it (and the code source too. lol).
Haha
Comment by Syuxx — December 1, 2009 #
@colin – you faithful commenter, you. Thanks for turning me on to Ayn Rand, perfect re-inspirer!
@syuxx – Thanks! I’m glad you like it! Your blog’s looking pretty hot as well
Hope to see you around some more!
Comment by Kristin — December 9, 2009 #
Nicely presented!
Ayn Rand is my favorite.
The original lifestyle designers, the residents of Galt’s Gulch.
Comment by Kent Jackson — December 11, 2009 #
Theme for 2010: Creativity & Personality Trump Big Budget
Comment by Antman — January 15, 2010 #