We all have special attributes that are of value to someone. Find your place of value. You are never useless. You just need to find your place.

When you know your role in life, living makes sense because of clarity, and the loads become enjoyable to carry.

There are many things that you can avoid by just knowing something. Knowledge of self is the most notable knowledge I pursue. By knowing myself, I avoided dead dreams and a meaningless life.

Change is a friend to a life with a vision, but an enemy to an aimless person.

You shouldn't expect anyone to give you a vision. A vision is not given, it's created, by you.

Money doesn't change you, it reveals you. Money is just an enabler, whatever a person chooses to do with it is a reflection of their character.

One of the most valuable gifts that a person can give (or receive) is a productive mentality. It is with a productive mentality that people change their lives for the better, in ways profound.

I believe that if you can't agree with how they think, then it's better to learn from their difference.

Nobody alive today can tell me how much I am worth. I change that everyday.

I do not wish for anyone's downfall. The world needs successful people. I just think of ways to add more value to myself, and wish that my adversaries would do the same.

My worth changes with every choice I make and every action I take. I can choose myself to uselessness or to being valuable.

The light shines in the soul, awaken the spirit and gives clearer sight.

When your ship comes in, don't be in the bathroom with your pants around your ankles." quoted by Frank McNichols, father of Rose McNichols in A Nose for Hanky Panky, a Granite Cove Mystery

The Internet is for lonely people. People should live.

That'll be the day when I die.

When you lack cohesion, it becomes difficult to have a clear marketing strategy.

Our Grub-street biographers watch for the death of a great man like so many undertakers on purpose to make a penny of him.

I seriously don't take praise to my heart or to my head. I only want to work harder and never get complacent.

What can any one person do?' he said. 'Each person does a little something,' I said, 'and there you are.

Any information is valuable to the degree that you can use it.

Cajun culture is dying.