Quotes of the Day

Head nodding is an excellent tool for creating rapport, getting agreement and cooperation. By finishing each sentence with a verbal affirmation such as, 'Isn't it?', 'Wouldn't you?', 'Isn't that true?' or 'Fair enough?', and with the speaker and listener both nodding their heads, the listener experiences positive feelings which create a greater likelihood of getting them to agree with you.  [2004] - Allan Pease

It is important to control prolonged periods of mouth acidity, and this may involve reducing habits like snacking, frequent sipping of drinks (even water, which dilutes saliva), and allowing chronic stress to dominate your life. It is equally important to nurture the healthiest possible biofilm, ideally by keeping your mouth bathed in healthy saliva as much as possible. The health and pH of saliva is affected by diet, stress, changes in hormones and circulation, smoking, and the quality of nutrients absorbed from your food, which depends on the health of your digestive system. [2018] - Ellie Phillips

A trader who likes to follow long-term trends might use the 200-day moving average as a trailing stop, a stop-loss line that follows the price line at a distance. They might have a rule that they will not sell as long as the price remains above the 200-day moving average. If the price dips down below the 200-day MA, then the trailing stop has been triggered. [2019] - Glen Goodman

In the Information Age, information alone can make you very rich. You don't need tangible resources like land, gold, or oil. Likewise, poor or mistaken information is a liability. Poor information creates poor people. Today, information and a very inexpensive computer can transport you from poor to super-rich while you're sitting at home. All it takes is the right information. [2008] - Robert T. Kiyosaki

Highly proactive people recognize responsibility. They do not blame circumstances, conditions, or conditioning for their behavior. No one can hurt you without your consent. The most proactive thing we can do is to be happy, just to genuinely smile. Happiness, like unhappiness, is a proactive choice. [2004] - Stephen R. Covey