My Father Was A Truck Driver. That's

Simple Old-fashioned Values That Come From A Sense Of Community Are The Key To A Great Society. I Believe We All Have That Sense From Childhood Memories, When Life Was Simple. It's Those Memories That Should Drive Us To Reflect On Our Values.

My Father Was A Truck Driver. That's Where It All Started, And Academically I Was A Disaster At School. My Cousin Got His Name On The Honour Board; I, At Melbourne High School, I Carved Mine On The Desk.

Life Isn't About Algebra And Geometry. Learning By Making Mistakes And Not Duplicating Them Is What Life Is About.

If You Believe You Can Make A Difference, Then You Will Make A Difference. Believe In Yourself, Your Family And Your Community And You Will Win.

Personal Relationships Are Always The Key To Good Business. You Can Buy Networking; You Can't Buy Friendships.