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Top 10 Michael Schur Quotes (2025 Update)

Michael Schur Quote: “Her work ethic was second to none. And by that I mean: if you made a list of all the levels of work ethics, hers would be just above “none”.”

1. “Her work ethic was second to none. And by that I mean: if you made a list of all the levels of work ethics, hers would be just above “none”.”

— Michael Schur

Michael Schur Quote: “What am I doing? Why am I doing it? Is there something I could be doing that’s better? Why is it better?”

2. “What am I doing? Why am I doing it? Is there something I could be doing that’s better? Why is it better?”

— Michael Schur

Michael Schur Quote: “President Trump put his son-in-law Jared Kushner in charge of constructing a new Israel-Palestine peace plan. Kushner had no experience authoring international treaties of any kind, so the announcement was met with skepticism. When Kushner released his plan at the beginning of 2020, he proudly announced that he had “read twenty-five books” on the history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. To date, Israel and Palestine have not achieved peace.”

3. “President Trump put his son-in-law Jared Kushner in charge of constructing a new Israel-Palestine peace plan. Kushner had no experience authoring international treaties of any kind, so the announcement was met with skepticism. When Kushner released his plan at the beginning of 2020, he proudly announced that he had “read twenty-five books” on the history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. To date, Israel and Palestine have not achieved peace.”

— Michael Schur

Michael Schur Quote: “The most important part of becoming better people, I’ll say yet again, is that we care about whether what we do is good or bad, and therefore try to do the right thing. If we love a problematic person or thing too much to part with it altogether, I think that means we have to keep two ideas in our head at the same time: I love this thing. The person who made it is troubling.”

4. “The most important part of becoming better people, I’ll say yet again, is that we care about whether what we do is good or bad, and therefore try to do the right thing. If we love a problematic person or thing too much to part with it altogether, I think that means we have to keep two ideas in our head at the same time: I love this thing. The person who made it is troubling.”

— Michael Schur

Michael Schur Quote: “The best thing about Aristotle’s “constant learning, constant trying, constant searching” is what results from it: a mature yet still pliable person, brimming with experiences both old and new, who doesn’t rely solely on familiar routines or dated information about how the world works.”

5. “The best thing about Aristotle’s “constant learning, constant trying, constant searching” is what results from it: a mature yet still pliable person, brimming with experiences both old and new, who doesn’t rely solely on familiar routines or dated information about how the world works.”

— Michael Schur

Michael Schur Quote: “Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better. – MAYA ANGELOU.”

6. “Do the best you can until you know better. Then when you know better, do better. – MAYA ANGELOU.”

— Michael Schur

Michael Schur Quote: “This habituation, the practice of working at our virtues, is really the whole shebang here.”

7. “This habituation, the practice of working at our virtues, is really the whole shebang here.”

— Michael Schur

Michael Schur Quote: “A person is a person through other people.”

8. “A person is a person through other people.”

— Michael Schur

Michael Schur Quote: “Part of the wonder of being human is that we get to learn about the extraordinary levels of virtue of which other humans are capable.”

9. “Part of the wonder of being human is that we get to learn about the extraordinary levels of virtue of which other humans are capable.”

— Michael Schur

Michael Schur Quote: “Nature, habit, and teaching,” says Aristotle, “are all needed.” Because flourishing, you see, doesn’t just require us to identify and then acquire all of these virtues – it requires that we have every one in the exact right amount. We have to be generous but not too generous, courageous but not too courageous, and so on.”

10. “Nature, habit, and teaching,” says Aristotle, “are all needed.” Because flourishing, you see, doesn’t just require us to identify and then acquire all of these virtues – it requires that we have every one in the exact right amount. We have to be generous but not too generous, courageous but not too courageous, and so on.”

— Michael Schur

Michael Schur Quote: “Descartes saw his own singular consciousness as proof of existence. Practioners of ubuntu see our existence as conditional on others’ existence.”

11. “Descartes saw his own singular consciousness as proof of existence. Practioners of ubuntu see our existence as conditional on others’ existence.”

— Michael Schur

Michael Schur Quote: “These moments – when we are caught in a situation that has no clear answer, no heuristic to employ that will spit out a theoretical but practically impossible “correct” decision – are when we see the true value in failure. We’re deciding to do something that will, someday, backfire. The more we chew on it and work it through, the more meaning we can derive from that backfire when it happens.”

12. “These moments – when we are caught in a situation that has no clear answer, no heuristic to employ that will spit out a theoretical but practically impossible “correct” decision – are when we see the true value in failure. We’re deciding to do something that will, someday, backfire. The more we chew on it and work it through, the more meaning we can derive from that backfire when it happens.”

— Michael Schur

Michael Schur Quote: “The golden mean of anger – which, again, Aristotle calls “mildness” – represents an appropriate amount of anger, reserved for the right situations, to be directed at people who deserve it. Like fascists, or corrupt politicians, or anyone associated with the New York Yankees.”

13. “The golden mean of anger – which, again, Aristotle calls “mildness” – represents an appropriate amount of anger, reserved for the right situations, to be directed at people who deserve it. Like fascists, or corrupt politicians, or anyone associated with the New York Yankees.”

— Michael Schur

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