Marty Rubin Quotes

More sailors have drowned in words than in the sea.

Marty Rubin

Be a poet in action as well as in words.

Marty Rubin

The deep roots never doubt spring will come.

Marty Rubin

My faith likes mountains just where they are.

Marty Rubin

Writing is talking to yourself-with the hope of being overheard.

Marty Rubin

Writing is like life: it goes on.

Marty Rubin

A basket of ripe fruit is holier than any prayer book.

Marty Rubin

Whatever we may be or not be to others, to ourselves we are always just ourselves.

Marty Rubin

It takes a long time to learn how to do something simple.

Marty Rubin

Information is what you put in empty heads to keep them empty.

Marty Rubin

Knowledge is just a foundation. The whole point of a foundation is to build on it.

Marty Rubin

What should be boundless is ones love of life, not ones love of art or knowledge.

Marty Rubin

When Socrates said he knew nothing he still thought he knew more than anyone else.

Marty Rubin

What do I know about life? What does a windmill know about the wind?

Marty Rubin

The more diseases you know about the sicker you are.

Marty Rubin

Too much success spoils success.

Marty Rubin

Success in love is mostly luck, though we hate to admit.

Marty Rubin

We let life down: it doesnt let us down.

Marty Rubin

Success in politics is the art of the timely lie.

Marty Rubin

The question must be asked: have we been the beneficiaries or the victims of our education?

Marty Rubin

Quotes by Marty Rubin

Create New Collection

Create New Collection

Create New Collection

Create New Collection

Create New Collection

Create New Collection

Create New Collection

Create New Collection

Create New Collection

Create New Collection

Create New Collection

Create New Collection

Create New Collection

Create New Collection

Create New Collection

Create New Collection

Create New Collection

Create New Collection

Create New Collection

Create New Collection