Having the least usually forces us to make the most of what we have.

Technology improves the quality of our phone calls, not that of our conversations.

The length of the life of the consumer of the product is, to the vast majority of food manufacturers, not nearly as important as the product’s shelf life.

Paying or having paid for something often makes it seem necessary; or better, more important, or more useful than it is.

Many of those who have the most make only the least of what they have.

The poorest and the richest are equally obsessed with money.

The vast majority of people cannot possess something they value without being possessed by it.

Life would not seem short if we valued time as much as we value money.

Children treat things as if money grew on trees. Adults treat the environment as if trees grew from money.