Learn to measure the people you deal with by the depth of their soul, and if possible associate as much as you can with those of the expansive variety. (Robert Greene)

Learn to measure the people you deal with by the depth of their soul, and if possible associate as much as you can with those of the expansive variety.

Robert Greene

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