I Think It's Just Fear Of Death.

If There Is Excitement In Their Lives, It Is Contained In The Figures On The Profit And Loss Sheet. What An Indictment.

I Run My Company According To Feminine Principles, Principles Of Caring, Making Intuitive Decisions, Not Getting Hung Up On Hierarchy Or All Those Dreadfully Boring Business-school Management Ideas; Having A Sense Of Work As Being Part Of Your Life, Not Separate From It; Putting Your Labor Where Your Love Is; Being Responsible To The World In How You Use Your Profits; Recognizing The Bottom Line Should Stay At The Bottom.

Entrepreneurs Are All A Little Crazy. There Is A Fine Line Between An Entrepreneur And A Crazy Person. Crazy People See And Feel Things That Others Don't. An Entrepreneur's Dream Is Often A Kind Of Madness, And It Is Almost As Isolating. What Differentiates The Entrepreneur From The Crazy Person Is That The Former Gets Other People To Believe In His Vision.

Not All Revolutionaries Set Out To Change The World Per Se; Some Set Out To Change Their Own Worlds. And In So Doing, They Often Change The Way One Person, Or A Few People, Or Whole Communities, Or Entire Nations Or The World Thinks And Operates In Some Significant Way.

A Great Advantage I Had When I Started The Body Shop Was That I Had Never Been To Business School.