Excerpt from Imagination in Business
When Napoleon caused the names of his dead soldiers to be inscribed on the face of Pompey"s Pillar, some one criticized the act as "a mere bit of imagination." "That is true," replied Napoleon, "but imagination rules the world."
The subject of imagination is a large one. Even our morals come, in part, from the imagination - as the virtue of pity. Doubtless it would be impossible for a human being absolutely devoid of imagination to feel the emotion of pity.
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