Chro Quotes

But there's one thing you must remember. Whether you want it or not, once you have created bonds between you and other people, those bonds will never disappear.

Kurogane, to Fai: You, shut up!! If you want to die that much, I'll kill you myself! But until that day, you're going to live!

There are no 'ifs' in combat. When you win, you win, When you lose, you lose.

Never lose sight of your wish! And if you want to see the wish fulfilled ... you must choose! No matter how painful the choice may be.

All happiness and all unhappiness ... stems from one having a desire. And that is why mankind will always make their wishes.

The princess is strong. And because she's strong, she's fragile. If somebody doesn't teach her that fact, she'll break.

All who make wishes are the same. When one wish comes into conflict with someone else's wish ... then one must make a choice. Either abandon one's own wish ... or crush the other's wish for the sake of your own.

Kurogane: For all my life... I've wanted strength. I didn't want those things precious to me to be taken away from me anymore. But, to have strength means to invite disaster to come to you. And strength alone can't really protect you.

Yuuko, speaking to Fai: To all the young ones in your group, you are no longer someone who passes through their lives and is forgotten. You have become someone very important to them. Your hardships are their hardships too.

You can't know now what the results will be in the future. So for now, don't even think about it. Think about what you want to do and what you can do. That's very different from 'running away'. What do you want to do?

It is not 'strength' to try to take everything upon oneself.

A fair price ... is nothing to be trifled with." "A price, once paid, cannot be returned.

You'll stay here with me?" "Yeah" "If I fall asleep like this ... the first thing i'll see when I wake up ... will be you.

Nobody can know ... just how heavy a burden trying to protect another human being can be. I was still a child. I couldn't have understood the real meaning of my promise.

I can't do much yet, but even if I can do a little to help ... I want to give it all I have! If a person doesn't do anything, they never get any better. Doing one little thing, taking one little step forward ... I gotta believe it will help build a better future!

The mutual warmth that is unknown, a single glass panel...... declares the beginning of everything

There is something you can do. You can smile. Sakura-chan, your smile is like food to a starving man for Syaoran-kun.

Fai: *punches Kurogane* That was payback, Kuro-sama! Kurogane: *grins* You're gonna get punched out, you creep!

Even knowing all, being forbidden to tell. Even wanting to help, rescue is impossible. I know of no condition more painful than that.

But it is a very difficult thing to change the future. The slightest turn of phrase…action and the human soul. The future changes direction based on those things.

The instand one gives up, that is when it all ends. Keep wishing. Wish strongly! Wish hard! Do not let it matter what kind of being you are! Do not let it matter what pressures others put on you! Continue to wish for that which your heart truly desires!!

At that moment, I was sure ... he would cry. It seems that Sakura-chan is the most important person in the world to Syaoran-kun. So when she said, "who are you?" I felt certain he would cry. I wonder if he's crying now.

However, there is something stronger than an unaccomplished future someone saw in a dream and that is a wish of a human heart.

I am not... your Sakura

Until we can be together again ... we wait ... and believe!

You can't give more or take more than the exact worth! If you give more than you need to ... you'll be hurt! In your body in the material world ... in your luck in the world of the stars ... and in your soul in the heavenly world!

The guy who isn't in the know can't understand ... how hard it is to be in the know and still not say.

... and once again ... we will head toward that time.

After the way you accepted the mission, I know I can't convince you otherwise. So, instead ... come back alive. We'll be here ... waiting for you to come back.

If it isn't something precious, it doesn't serve as a price!" "But if it means I'm throwing away the most precious thing I have ... what's the good of it?

I believe in the princess when she says that she'll return to those waiting for her. So i'll wait. It's more painful to wait than to go along on the trip." 'Well, I can't wait.' "Are you that afraid to believe in someone?

If you kill Syaoran-kun, it will all be over! You and I will be over too!

If you don't want her to go, you should say it. Those jerks who can't say a word no matter how much time passes ... I just don't get them. If they're doing whatever the hell they want ... then you should do what you want too. I hate those jerks who fool themselves into thinking that just because they clam up, nobody knows what's going on with them!!

Mokona: Please! Fai is about to die! Yûko! Fai: Y... You... can't... While I'm still ailve... Syaoran-kun's magic still lives. Even half of that power is too much... Nothing... will be able to stop him. Mokona: Fai!! Kurogane: *punches hole in wall* Who told you to make that decision now?! Mokona: No! Kurogane!! *Kurogane grabs Fai by the collar* Fai: Sorry... *Fai collapses* Kurogane: Witch... Is there any way to keep him from dying? Yûko: Yes, there is.

One becomes very strong when one abandons all one's doubts.

Except for the COO (whose role and responsibilities often over lap with the CEO’s), the executive whose traits were most similar to those of the CEO was the CHRO.

I once gave a talk in Chicago to a group of local chief human resources officers (CHROs) about Google’s culture. After the presentation, one CHRO stood up and sneered, “This is all well and good for Google. You have huge profit margins and can afford to treat your people so well. We can’t all do that.” I was going to explain that most of what we did cost us little to nothing. And that even in a time of flat wages you can still make work better, make people happier. Indeed, it’s when the economy is at its worst that treating people well matters most. Before

Think of the G3 as the central brain trust of a talent-first organization. (You might want to keep the general counsel or chief risk officer close on big decisions if that suits your business, but it’s the ongoing CEO-CFO-CHRO linkage that’s crucial.) Effectively deployed, the G3 is the mechanism that will create the future of your organization. It can be the multiplier of your capacity, time, and capability, as illustrated in the following example.

Jodee Kozlak, CHRO of Target, is an attorney by training, as was Allen Hill, who recently retired from the same role at UPS. (Both are friends of mine, and both are brilliant at their jobs.) Microsoft’s head of HR, Lisa Brummel, grew up in product management, eBay’s Beth Axelrod was a consultant, and Palantir’s Michael Lopp was an engineer.