Being frugal doesn’t mean slashing your spending or depriving yourself of things that you enjoy. It means knowing the value of a dollar and making every effort to spend it wisely.
There’s a huge difference between right and wrong. And it’s the job of decent, law-abiding citizens to point out that reality to those who have forgotten.
People do business with those they trust.
If work isn’t fun, you’re not playing on the right team.
Being obsessed with money is a high price to pay.
Patience is like a muscle – the more you exercise it, the greater it becomes.
If everything’s treated as an exception, there is no rule.
Forcing people to change is a losing strategy.
Problems are best addressed before they arise.
You never know when you’re creating a spark that will last forever.
Last-minute effort does not make up for years of neglect.
Blaming others for your situation may make you feel good, but it won’t improve your circumstances one bit.
It’s not enough to say that you’ll do what’s right; it’s what you actually do that makes the difference.
Failing to achieve something is excusable; failing to try is not.
Just because it says URGENT doesn’t necessarily mean it’s important.
Knowledge isn’t power if you don’t act on it.
It’s harder to repair a damaged reputation than to build a good one in the first place.
Some people complicate their life and then complain that their life is complicated.
When you’re with good friends being yourself should be good enough.
Do what’s right, not what’s popular.
Most problems can be solved if you have the will and desire to do so.