Quotes About Value

Be careful what you take for granted, someone else is waiting to appreciate it.

No matter how busy you are, always make time for those people you would be afraid to lose.

Remember, you can earn more money, but when time is spent is gone forever.

If you found someone who will do their best just to be with you despite that you are so difficult to understand, take care of them. Keep them at all cost, because to encounter someone with so much appreciation for you is a one thing that you will never be able to experience everyday.

A real boyfriend knows how to value a relationship no matter how many girls come, he doesn't care because for him, his girlfriend is the best.

Every girl wants to change a player, but the truth; is every player wants a girl worth the change.

An acre of performance is worth a whole world of promise.

What they signified was precious, but what they were was not.

Sometimes the mind is cruel: it tells us we are worth no more than our possessions, and that without them we would be nothing. And when we believe it, perhaps it is true.

Her driving force was the belief that education was not a means to some nebulous end but had intrinsic value, and made the children better people.

Never take anything for granted, Miss Jessie. If you do you might lose it. If it's worth cherishing, cherish it.

The bottom line, as Raul Hilberg put it, was that most people thought that, even if Jews shouldn't be killed, they weren't worth saving.

I know the value of living in the moment. For when you live in the moment, you live forever. Our lives are like the shifting sands on the beach, always changing, always in motion. And if we don't seize the beauty of each moment, we risk losing it forever. That is why it is important to cherish every moment, to hold it close, and to let it shape us into who we are meant to be." (p. 7)

It helps enormously to have had a loving mother. Mothers can give their daughters permission to love their fathers. Mothers can help their daughters feel good about becoming mothers. Mothers can help daughters learn the value of openness and female friendship, especially when times are bad

A life lived in snatches, in the narrow margins of the work that was its sole justification, yet valued as if it were whole.

Nothing . . . is ever so expensive as what is offered for free.

Nothing, the General muttered, is ever so expensive as what is offered for free.)

Are you going to be the kind of person who always pays the asking price?" my mother demanded. "Or the kind who fights to find out what something's really worth?

If something is worth dying for, then you've got a reason to live.

All sorts of situations exist where one tells lies in order to reach an acceptable truth, and our conversation continued thus until we agreed on the mutually acceptable sum of ten thousand dollars, which, if being only half what I asked for, was twice their original offer. After the representative wrote a new check, I signed the documents and we traded farewell pleasantries that were worth as little as the trading cards of unknown baseball players.

Isn't it funny that in a society that values freedom above all things, things that are free are not valued?

What am I dying for? [...] I'm dying because this world I'm living in isn't worth dying for! If something is worth dying for, then you've got a reason to live.

What am I dying for? he cried back. I'm dying because this world I'm living in isn't worth dying for! If something is worth dying for, then you've got a reason to live.

I'm dying because this world I'm living in isn't worth dying for! if something is worth dying for, then you've got a reason to live.