Quotes about Experience

We learn because in doing so we experience something like the pleasure God felt in the act of creation. We discover his handiworks with him.

Life isn't memorable enough to remember everything. It's not like there are explosions all the time, or dog smoking cigarettes.

Starbucks was delivering more value than just coffee; they were delivering a sense of sophistication and enthusiasm about life.

I felt like I was in a movie and had two cameras for eyes.

By writing about the community we will create or join, and by listing the ways we will appreciate nature and art, we are reminding ourselves, over and over, that life is not about us. It's about sharing our human experience with other people.

So what's the correct pace? In my opinion, for most products a customer needs to experience about eight touchpoints before they are ready to place an order.

A good movie has memorable scenes, and so does a good life.

When looking for a guide, a hero trusts somebody who knows what they're doing. The guide doesn't have to be perfect, but the guide needs to have serious experience helping other heroes win the day.

The only two motivations a hero has in a story are to escape something bad or experience something good.

What your customer really wants is to be invited into a story. And your explanatory paragraph is going to accomplish exactly that.

After all, the purpose of negative stakes in a story is to contrast with the happy ending we all want to experience.

Empathetic statements start with words like, "We understand how it feels to..." or "Nobody should have to experience..." or "Like you, we are frustrated by..." or, in the case of one Toyota commercial inviting Toyota owners to engage their local Toyota service center, simply, "We care about your Toyota".