Mario Sergio Cortella
Mario Sergio Cortella is one of Brazil's leading contemporary philosophers, renowned for his insights on ethics, education, and finding meaning in the modern world.
Frases de Mario Sergio Cortella
“Do your best, with what you have, until you have better conditions to do even better.”
Motivacional “We must look after our ethics so as not to numb the conscience and professionalize vice.”
Ética “We aren't born finished only to wear away; we are born unfinished and build ourselves as we go.”
Filosófico “Luck follows courage.”
Incentivo “Knowledge is meant to inspire people, not to humiliate them.”
Educacional “Beware of fear: it spoils life, dampens the soul, and paralyzes your step.”
Reflexão “Doubt is the beginning of wisdom, and certainty is the place of intellectual rest.”
Filosófico “Family is the place where you are welcomed regardless of what you have done.”
Humanista “A leader is one who is able to inspire, not just one who gives orders.”
Liderança “Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school.”
Educacional “Worse than not having a goal, is having one and not knowing why you have it.”
Propósito “Ethics is the set of values we use to decide the three great questions of life: Do I want to? Should I? Can I?”
Ética “Work takes work. Make no mistake: nothing of value is built without real effort.”
Pragmático “Haste is the enemy of perfection, but delay is the mother of failure.”
Estratégico “Change is complicated, but failing to change is fatal.”
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