No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
No man is as big as his own idea. — Ray Bradbury
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No man is as big as his own idea.

— Ray Bradbury
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There's only one thing in life more dangerous than a bad idea, and that's a good one. — Greg Curtis
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