“Can evolution happen from nothing? Without something, there is no evolving! But then can something sprout without motion? Without motion, there is no creation! But can motion happen sans a Mover? No motion be there without a Mover! The world is a product of creation, with no other nearest explanation!”
“Happiness is great much a comfort zone; don’t you step out and you feel so alone. The sloth has same joy as the active man; switch them and you will get a reprimand.”
“Oh, how they judged noodles as very bad, full of unhealthy things, just not all rad. But really, which processed food is alright? Even babies’ milk may be a health-blight. In our fast-paced, instant-food society, who can avoid toxin in our tummy? That one safety left is moderation: “Not much poison in daily consumption!”
“They say: “Hard work is equal to success.” But I’ve seen many whose life is a mess. I say: “Hard work plus goal equals success.” Take out the goal, hard work brings nothingness.”
“We know we have left the pot much longer: “There’s a smell of something burning somewhere.” We know we have liked evil much longer: “There’s a smell of misery everywhere.”
“Give man a fish and you gave him a clue. Give fish again next day, stronger the clue. Give fish each day and you’ve confirmed the clue. What’s that clue?—“Why must I fish when there’s you!” Still, don’t teach a lazy man how to fish, for it’s doubtful if he’ll stand up and fish. Rather, teach him right values of living, and he’ll fish, though of it he knew nothing!”
“Don’t ever wonder if people love you; rather wonder if you’ve loved them so true. Our concern is not if we have their hearts; our concern is if we have done our part.”
“If you’re not sincere with your goals and dreams, so be it, follow your notions and whims. Happiness is a choice—not one reposed; better be honest than be ill-composed. Nonetheless, there is that law I borrow, it is so strict, to it you can’t say no: “What you don’t do now—[says the law I know]— will eventually cost you tomorrow.”
“If you’re prone to finding fault with others, that’s fine if you’re perfect like no other. Think that each time you find fault with others, you too find fault with the Maker up there!”
“Personal problems arise every day. If we let them do affect our métier, can we yet reach the top of the ladder? Isn’t our career so great a matter? Yet, giving our career a time greater, how about our family, friends, or lover? I say, don’t sulk, don’t curse, don’t look askance— true happiness lies with all things balanced.”
“If those who had luck is just one percent, as success plan, it’s no good precedent. Better go for the ninety-nine percent: “Success coming to all the persistent.”
“When you work, you only have two choices: Work “with excellence” or “with laziness.” Be careful though with what you’re going to choose, a “habit” shall form from your daily use. “Habits of Excellence” shall bring success; from it comes the fullest of happiness. “Habits of Laziness” shall bring but mess; from it comes the fullest of wretchedness.”
“Don’t be green when others have more than you; be glad they can now help those they want to. Neither be so thankful when you’re so blessed; share them first before any thanks be said.”
“It looks like all road signs point to money; where money is greater, there go many. To those who disagree that life’s money, they’re made of spirit, without a body. Money’s life! Dead in money, dead in life! Truly, if you do want to stay alive, you only have two key choices in life: “Have money! Or have one to give you life!”
“May when someone get rich, the poor applaud. Why? The rich can now ease up the poor’s load. Sad to say, when one gets rich, the poor weep. Why? New oppression adds up on the heap.”
“Cocaine is not bad unless you use it; cigar is not bad unless you puff it. Water is life unless you pollute it; money is life unless you abuse it. There’s no evil object, just evil man; to remove evil is to conquer man! The trick, though, is not to wipe them all out; hit the values—evil lies there about!”
“Truly, we can oft find, for what we’re hot: “Look for what we can grunt, we’ll find a lot; look for things to be so thankful about, and we will never walk away without.”