Quotes About Value

I see love as a force of nature. No matter how much you want to, you cannot control or demand love. No one can. It cannot be bought, bartered, or sold. It is priceless.

Taking someone for granted is same as checking the strength of a boat by making holes in it.

Love is scary. But not as scary as living without the one person who makes your life worth living.

A death without being a loss to anybody is the most unworthy death.

wear your treasure and you will be Treasured

God doesn't put that much prep into something that is insignificant.

You're worth so much more than anything I can give you. If you can't believe that right now, believe in me.

A single poemis worth a hundredcozy winter nightskind wordsand healed wounds.

When words lose the value... nothing is left!

...is worship too strong a word? yes, I worship you - to worship is to give worth to something – isn't that what love is all about?...

You will never attain and maintain more than you think you deserve.

You are far too amazing to be someone's backup. You're someone's first choice.

If you can't Respect her, you don't Deserve Her!

The way you attract something you term special determines how you safeguard it.

It wasn't worth it, but at the time it was. And that's all that mattered.

If love wasn't blind, some people don't deserve anything

Just because a relationship ends, does not mean it's not worth having.

Never put off repairing a relationship you value. If sorry needs to be said say it now. Tomorrow isn't guaranteed to any of us.

I want you to tell me that you feel the same way for me. And I'd like you to tell me those feelings are worth it. I'd like you to say I'm worth it.

If he or she doesn't see or respect your present value nor your future dream the moment you connected there is little or no chance that he or she will do in future.

Maybe you had to come close to losing something before you could remember its value.

The "something" that connects the two transactions is called money, and it has taken innumerable physical forms—from stones to feathers to tobacco to shells to copper, silver, and gold to pieces of paper and entries in ledger books. Who knows what will be the future incarnations of money? Computer bytes?

Thomas Moore estimates that their aggregate value in 1972 was between $2 and $3 billion6—a value that corresponds solely to a government-granted monopoly position. It constitutes wealth for the people who own the certificates, but for the society as a whole it is a measure of the loss from government intervention, not a measure of productive capacity.

I was becoming curious about these things and one day I asked Mama Masako "What does 100,000 yen look like?" She pulled a billfold out of her obi and showed me ten 10,000-yen notes (about the same as ten $100 bills). "It sure doesn't look like much," I said. "I guess I should be working harder.