influence, n.All

Influence is exerted not through persuasion, but by taking actions in a time of crisis.

Influence gathers across many years. Shakespeare could not have written without Marlowe, nor Marlowe without Chaucer, for masterpieces are the outcome of many years of thinking in common, of thinking by the body of the people, so that the experience of the mass is behind the single voice.

Influence is like a savings account in that the less one uses it, the more one's got.

Influence is a very unpleasant subject which if really thought about, would tie one's hands.

Influence 1s 2onduit is trust... it's the medium through which ideas travel.

Influence is just persuasion in slow motion.

Influence is not mainly about the example. It is solely about the example.

Music effects us, our heart can sync to the rhythm of the music we're listening to.

Influence is an interesting thing in that we are, to an enormous degree, influenced by those we influence.