Nature, time and patience are three great physicians

Nature, time and patience are three great physicians		The goodness of nature, time and being patient can bring healing
Never do things in halves		Always complete a job as perfectly as you can
Never fall out with your bread and butter		Do not quarrel with the people who pay you your salary or with your customers
Never give advice unless asked		Do not assume that people need your help or that you have all the answers to help them, it is better to wait until you are asked for help
Never let the right hand know what the left hand is doing		Be discreet in all you do, do not tell others your deeds, especially your good deeds
Never put off till tomorrow what you can do today		Do not delay doing tasks and assignments
Never say die		Never give up
never say never		Always leave room for change
Never speak ill of the dead		Do not talk badly about the departed
( It is ) never too late to repent		It is never too late to say you are sorry, and to change your ways
( One is ) never too old to learn		There is no age limit to acquiring knowledge
Never trouble trouble till trouble troubles you		Do not go looking for trouble
( A ) nimble sixpence is better than a slow shilling		A capable person, even if he is slow or not well qualified, is more valuable than an inefficient person who may be highly qualified
No man can serve two masters		You can only be faithful to one boss, leader etc
No man is an island		Everyone needs the companionship of others
No man is content with his lot		Most people seem to be dissatisfied with what they have, and want other things
No man is indispensable		No man is so useful to others that people cannot do without him
No money, no justice		In a corrupt legal system, you can bribe lawyers and judges to win a case for you