Money is like lust. When you don’t have enough of it, you want more. When you satisfy it, you still thirst for more.

Financial literacy makes it okay for you to make small or big mistakes. On the other hand, being financially illiterate only makes those mistakes dire and regrettable.

The way I look at debt is that you are taking something which does not belong to you. The person who you took it from expects you to give it back, plus a whole lot more compared to what you received in the first place, whether you like it or not.

Money will not make your marriage any better, nor will it make you any happier. Instead, money would expand your available options in life. More money = more options.

Dreams and hope won’t get you anywhere; only actions do; actions create results.

Patience is the virtue that we need to achieve greater things than the average person can.

The complete transition from cub to lion can only be achieved via the school of real life.

The best alternative to hope is to set up multiple backup plans.

Don’t adapt to the world like the rest of the flock, but rather let the world adapt to you and your unique ways; given time, it will find a place of its own in this world.