3,637 Quotes About Wealth
- Author Napoleon Hill
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There are no limitations to the mind except those we acknowledge. Both poverty and riches are the offspring of thought.
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- Author John Kenneth Galbraith
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Wealth is not without its advantages and the case to the contrary, although it has often been made, has never proved widely persuasive.
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- Author Anyaele Sam Chiyson
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Anyaele Sam Chiyson Leadership Law of Development: Surpassing leaders progress advancely from a lower to a higher state of leadership through leading other leaders the right way.
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- Author J. Kenner
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You humble me, Nikki. Don't you see that? It must be clear from my expression that I do not, because he goes on. "If I do all those things for you--soothe you, center you, give you strength--then that is worth more to me than every penny I have earned building Stark International.
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- Author W. Somerset Maugham
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For myself I can say that, having had every good thing that money can buy, an experience like another, I could part without a pang with every possession I have. We live in uncertain times and our all may yet be taken from us. With enough plain food to satisfy my small appetite, a room to myself, books from a public library, pens and paper, I should regret nothing.
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- Author Kurt Vonnegut
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I think it's terrible the way people don't share things in this country. I think it's a heartless government that will let one baby be born owning a big piece of the country, the way I was born, and let another baby be born without owning anything. The least a government could do, it seems to me, is to divide things up fairly among the babies.
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- Author Jeannette Walls
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You'll never make a fortune working for the boss man
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- Author James Fenimore Cooper
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You are young, and rich, and have friends, and at such an age I know it is hard to die!
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- Author Robert Skidelsky Edward Skidelsky
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Experience has taught us that material wants know no natural bounds, that they will expand without end unless we consciously restrain them. Capitalism rests precisely on this endless expansion of wants. That is why, for all its success, it remains so unloved. It has given us wealth beyond measure, but has taken away the chief benefit of wealth: the consciousness of having enough.
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