Quotes About Wealth

Money is normative. So pervasive is its influence on our lives that it makes less moneyed ages incomprehensible, consigning them to barbarism or folklore. Yet history is not inevitable: antiquity did not aspire to our present condition and might have generated a quite different present.

if today you sold everything you possessed and gave it to the poor, you would indeed take a huge economic hit. But you would survive. You'd collect your next paycheck.

A great event is taking place here, a great event in the world's destiny. It is taking place without injury or injustice to anyone; it is transforming waste places into fertile; it is planting trees and developing agriculture in desert lands; it is making for an increase in wealth and of cultivation; it is making two blades of grass from where one grew before.

Given a choice between patterns of subsistence that are relatively unfavorable to the cultivator but which yield a greater return in manpower or grain to the state and those patterns that benefit the cultivator but deprive the state, the ruler will choose the former every time. The ruler, then, maximizes the state-accessible product, if necessary, at the expense of the overall wealth of the realm and its subjects.

Perhaps people, and kids especially, are spoiled today, because all the kids today have cars, it seems. When I was young you were lucky to have a bike.

The only things you can ever truly own cannot be bought with money.

The first thing I'd do after winning the lottery is Buy and eat a Billion-dollar Taco!

Money is nothing more than an energy source that is attracted by both positive and negative energy, learn to attract more positive energy into your life from all directions and stop focusing on the little things like money and you will be amazed how money starts to stick to you like a magnet. It's mostly those who think about money 24/7 that live and die broke

Now all this may sound like hokey child's play as most would say but you look at them and ask and they don't even have a penny to their name and eating spam or faking it in public on credit cards

Note: that Bank of You never loses and always I MEAN ALWAYS 100% always wins never loses, and never invests in bad investments

Picking up pennies while dropping dollars

If you grind long enough you will quickly learn that generating reoccurring long-term wealth is not the problem or big headache you face rather the big headaches come from coming up with new places to put your money as the more money your money printing machine makes the more headaches you have each day to tend to

Many do not know what is of benefit to their own good and will continue on in life trying to take others hard works. You cannot build generational wealth this way and is why the vast majority of the population stays our repeat customers

Anything worth building out and profiting long term as generational wealth cannot be completed without a lot of hard work and sacrifices

Nothing freely given is a good thing when it comes to investing

Train yourself to stop thinking like a broke person, broke people will remain and die broke

You need to train yourself not to judge people on the spot as besides it being not cool to do and hinders your personal growth it also has a major impact on your life as the person in overalls with no teeth may just be that billionaire God sent your way to answer your prayer for help in life

Success breeds success while broke breeds broke

Whatever your current residence or nationality, to optimize your wealth you should primarily reside in a country other than that from which you hold your first passport, while keeping the bulk of your money in yet a third jurisdiction, preferably a tax haven.

While paper money will no doubt remain in circulation as a residual medium of exchange for the poor and computer-illiterate, money for high-value transactions will be privatized.

The new digital money of the Information Age will return control over the medium of exchange to the owners of wealth, who wish to preserve it, rather than to nation-states that wish to spirit it away.

For better or worse, the societies of the twenty-first century are likely to be more unequal than those we have lived in during the twentieth.

Incomes will become more unequal within jurisdictions and more equal between them.

In almost every competitive area, including most of the world's multitrillion-dollar investment activity, the migration of transactions into cyberspace will be driven by an almost hydraulic pressure—the impetus to avoid predatory taxation, including the tax that inflation places upon everyone who holds his wealth in a national currency.