Hi all, I am thinking to have the following statements as my website quote: The greatest wealth is Health The fastest processor is Mind The most expensive asset is Knowledge OR this The greatest wealth is Health The fastest processor is our Mind The most expensive asset is your Knowledge Do you see any problems in the sentence construction or logic? Rep will be added to constructive feedback, thanks
Maybe switch the focus of the three sentences around, and get rid of the interior rhyme: Health is your greatest fortune, The Mind your fastest processor, And Knowledge your most valuable asset. The only "flaw" I see, is that the first and third statements focus on wealth, while the second focuses on computing. Have each statement tell a different metaphor, or have all three follow the same one.
Great advices, Crouton I agree that I should focus on different aspects. Do you have any suggestions on the 'Knowledge' statement? REP Added