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"Prince Philip used to call Firle Place the prettiest little house he ever knew."
"I would say that it’s been a labour of love, except that it’s felt like more love than labour."
"When I first arrived here, I felt as if [Haddon Hall] were asleep. In a deep, deep sleep."
"We don't want to push our ideas on to customers, we simply want to make what they want."
"I don't like ephemeral things; I like things that last forever."
"What you make as a designer is an expression of yourself. I love music and painting and I prefer life in the country."
"So if you’re looking to create a better work environment — and to attract the best people — be sure that your organization is one where “lifelong learning is celebrated and encouraged"
"Wherever there is a struggle for social justice, Cheryl is there."
"Nigeria is still a far cry from where we should be in terms of cybersecurity awareness.""
"There’s been no better time to be a woman and interested in tech than now.""
"What is wrong with demanding that learning is a priority within your career"
"You truly must be passionate about the field of cybersecurity to be able to put in months or even years of work to gain the knowledge required to break in and stay.""
"Cybersecurity is an ever-evolving field. Stay curious and committed to continuous learning, which will keep you thriving and fresh.""
"There are lots of challenges I have faced but I have chosen to always look at them from a positive lens and drown out the negativity, so I don’t fall into a perpetual victim state.""
"Believe in Yourself! Confidence is key (pun intended). Trust in your abilities and don’t let doubts hold you back."
"Every day, I strive to amplify my purpose, by sharing my knowledge and showcasing what is achievable through dedication and action."
"Giving yourself permission to learn is incredibly important,”"
"I am keen to see how emerging technologies like Artificial General Intelligence, Quantum Computing, and blockchain technology will shape and shake things up in the field of cybersecurity."
"We have just short stints of interventions; we don’t have very strong communications around cyber issues."
"Cybersecurity is not a needle in tech, it is a whole field with different areas and fields."
"Building a successful career in cybersecurity is a marathon and not a sprint."
"Acknowledge the fact that your gender can never be in the way of anything you want to achieve and you can achieve whatever you want to achieve, as long as you put your mind in, because the same mind a man has is the same mind you have."
"Don’t be afraid to go after your dreams. Sometimes, it may require courage to pursue what you want, but the minute you determine in your heart that you want something and you put in the work, you will achieve it."
"I looked around for the most unfamiliar elective and just to ensure I am constantly challenging myself."
"My focus has always been to shut out the noise and ensure that my talent is undeniable. There is no bone of mediocrity in me, only excellence."
"There’s actually a demographic that has embraced learning from the start: millennials. Many millennial workers value professional development and learning opportunities, and they may grow frustrated with an employer if they don’t feel they are receiving adequate development opportunities"
"I’ll say Nigeria is still a far cry from where we should be in terms of cybersecurity awareness."
"you’re “…able to reason with the intuitive mind of a child, yet retain acquired knowledge and high I.Q"
"Back in 1973, a large lump of the school in which I taught detached itself and landed on my head. This put me into early retirement - and nearly killed me. Then, suddenly, on April I , 1982, apropos of nothing in particular, Continuo flashed into my mind. Such a simple concept. All players, regardless of age, could play together - or even play solo. My husband Alan and I formed a company, and five months later Continuo went on sale in the U.K., soon becoming Britain's top-selling game. Now, Continuo and its siblings have sold over six million sets around the world. A string of other successful games followed. Whilst I invented the games, Alan playtested them. The partnership worked very well as I proofread his bridge writing"
"We made our own coffee cups because no company knew how to make American-style coffee cups, no bakery knew how to make muffins"
"I invented the thing in about two seconds. It just came to me. I spent the next two hours cutting up cornflake packets and making the squares, filling them in with colours. My husband and I formed a company the next day. Continuo went into shops on September 1st; six weeks later it was the UK's bestselling game. By Christmas, we'd sold 205,000 sets in the UK — today, it's in over fifty countries; it's now sold six million sets, which ain't bad. That includes its offspring. It's not quite so popular at the moment; it just seems to have slid downstairs at the moment. Don't worry, it'll come back; in fact so much so that I've just licensed two games to South Korea — and those two are Continuo and Duo"
"Go away and find yourself a games agent; they know which companies want what, and they’ll present them for you"
"If you can’t put an idea over in twenty seconds, then you’re dead"
"I was hit by a wave of freshly made coffee in the morning…I remember going to the bar and being asked ‘Soy cappuccino, latte, espresso?’ I fell in love with it"
"When you take the leap, something really powerful happens," Sahar said. "Your self-belief grows."
"One of my BIGGEST LEARNINGS across the years is that life isn’t just about MAKING MONEY – no one is a COIN MACHINE at their core"
"It's never too early for this, and it's certainly never too late"
"DISCOVERY is one of life’s GREAT JOYS and COMPARISON is a total WASTE OF TIME"
"I was just like ‘Hang on Bobby, you’ve got me completely wrong, why doesn’t someone ELSE open a coffee bar for me to go to it? I didn’t see why I had to provide a solution to my own problem"
"I couldn’t understand why no one was having fun at work… I refused to accept that, these were meant to be the best years of my life"
"I started. I got the flow going"
"All I had was a personal problem. I wanted a skinny latte every morning"
"Somehow, everything we didn't have clicked something on in my brain," Sahar said. "It made me problem solve the same way we problem solve outside—in a human way"
"I loved the idea of starting my morning here"
"That was the first flame of entrepreneurship in me"
"A startup mindset is actually our only insurance policy in choppy waters"
"I nearly died OD-ing on 26 espressos during a coffee tasting course – no one told us we had to spit them out, so Bobby and I just drank them all"
"The entrepreneurial mindset is not an abstract mindset change"
"My motto in life is, 'leap and the net will appear"
"Having to hustle switches on the entrepreneurial mindset"