Winston Churchill

“Although he would become famous for his sharp wit, Churchill was also uncomfortable addressing an audience unless he had carefully written and exhaustively rehearsed every line of his speech. Winston spent hours preparing for every formal lecture and even his …”

“So if you're studying the history of history's greatest founders before World War II, they all say the same thing. They're motivated and inspired by Napoleon. After World War II, Napoleon is still there, but then they bring up Churchill a lot.”

“For Churchill, there was only one goal in politics, the top, and everything else, no matter how pleasant, was just a stepping stone.”

“A main influence in Winston Churchill's life, just like a lot of people that you and I study, is the fact that you can always understand the son by the story of his father, that the story of the father is embedded in the son.”

“Because it is highly likely that if he gave in to the opinions of other people about himself, Britain would be speaking German today.”

“No one knows you as well as you know you. Therefore, your opinion about yourself is greater than all the other opinions of everybody else around you.”

“Churchill took his last breath at the age of 90 on the morning of January 2419 65, the 70th anniversary of his father's death.”

“So he says he would solve that problem by taking Britain into the petroleum business, arranging for the government to acquire a majority interest in the Anglo-Persian oil company, which is now British Petroleum, or as we know it, BP.”

“There's over 1100 biographies in print in the English language on Winston Churchill, by the way.”

“And we have copies of Churchill's, the letters he's writing to his wife, and he talks about meeting Coco Chanel for the first time. And he says this in 1927 about her. And he said that Coco Chanel was fit to rule a man or an empire.”

“He wanted to place Rolex watches on the wrist of as many high profile people like extreme achievers. He would go around and identify these leaders or these high achievers, and he would gift them Rolexes. And then they'd be photographed wearing them. Winston Ch…”