Bethany mclean

the powerful lesson from Enron for me is the power of self delusion and how people rationalise and deceive themselves. And I think when Ken Lay and Jeff Skilling say they are innocent now, as they do with their trial approaching in early 2006, they mean it on a certain level. One smart financial observer said to me that he's never met the CEO of a fraudulent company who didn't come to believe in what he'd created.

Loving your enemies does not mean you have to agree with or accept what they do. You can still love all of mankind and be outspoken for what you believe.

It wasn't just the money they took. It was the time.

We don't have any power so we?re using headlights, but actually it has a nice gloomy feel to it.

When you're sick, you think that money doesn't matter. I wanted him to get well.