“Most video games exploit violence: “They so shape the minds of adolescence!” Will any come up with games of value: “Game’s aim is not to destroy but renew?”
“There’s a boy who oft goes to barbershop. Confused mom will say, “Another hair crop?” Why does the boy love frequenting the shop? Barber talks to him, his parents—a flop. Folks are oft busy and away from home; the boy seems in the house, not in the home. So if the boy’s looking for attention, he’ll find it in the shop, not there forlorn.”
“True friends are who are your neighbors in God, always behind you in times good and bad. They are who point out your rights and mistakes; if their only words are “you’re great,” they’re fake!”
“In firms I’ve trained, I’ve made one notation: “Firms that lacked care and appreciation, people keep on asking for more pay hike, though fact remains their pay has reached good heights.” However, there’s another notation: “Firms filled with care and appreciation, people do hardly demand much at all, though fact remains their pay is rather small.”
“Want friends? Master the “Art of Listening.” Look people in the eye while they’re talking. Give whole focus like through their brain you peek. Nod when they make a point, ne’er contradict. Most of all, keep them ever high talking like they’re on pedestal—you admiring! Their ego you must keep on massaging; in every feat they tell, give your clapping.”
“How good it is to be in the money: Those you’ve been wanting to free, you can free. For truly, sadder was not the unhelped, but the wanting to help but could not help!”
“When you have a goal and you love your goal, there’s no work that’s boring or pay that’s small. Everything that sucks gets tolerable, all because of wanting to reach your goal. However, when you do not love your goal, or you do not have any goal at all, your gripes that your job is boring, pay’s small, they seemed fair reasons not to give your all.”
“Hatred is good when aimed at corruption; bad when at racial discrimination. It’s good when triggered by iniquity; bad when by pride, envy, and jealousy.”
“Happy Mother’s Day to all moms on earth! By your wombs, humanity got its birth. Though no one’s perfect, some even faltered, your worth to the world has never altered. Must we yet count all your sacrifices? Can we weigh all your worries and stresses? You’re always there both in our tears and laughs, thanking you today seems just not enough!”
“What is the greatest power in the world? Is it that which you touch turns into gold? Mine’s having the way to make people smile. Oh, we all have it! To each his own style.”
“When the negative look at glass half-full, they idle up like a contented fool. When the positive look at half-empty, they strive harder to make it full really. When the positive look at glass half-full, they use it as cause for a life joyful. When the negative look at half-empty, they use it as cause for their misery.”
“There’s a man who condemns all forms of lies, yet even saints tell each day tons of lies, like saying things are okay when they’re not, or telling host, food is good, though it’s not. To you, your neighbor is an ugly crook, what say when he asks you about his looks? Oh, it’s obvious your boss plays favorites, can you say it to his face when you meet?”
“If by “not doing bad” to each other is good enough to make our world better, how the whole world will be far much better, if we’re “doing good” to one another. Well, by “not doing bad” to each other, we do show respect for one another; but by “doing good” to one another, we do give love—the truest key ever!”
“Patience with good action is persistence; patience with no action is indolence. Patience with sowing—paves for harvesting; patience without sowing—waits for nothing.”
“Indeed, what’s the greatest security? “Ability!” Without it, no money! It’s there in your hands and head, I tell thee: “Sharpen them and you’ll never go hungry!” There’s one higher, though, than ability: “That’s your attitude or mentality!” Like, to learn new skills takes persistency: “No persistency, no ability!”
“When you don’t have goals, you move by instinct —like chicken changing courses in a wink. When you have goals, before you move you think —dropping those things to your goals have no link.”
“One drug user stops due to enforcers shooting any they reckon as users. When the butchers stop the dark performance, the user resurrects with a vengeance. Another one stops due to a preacher teaching right values to any user. When drug pushers are knocking everywhere, the user closes his door forever.”