Quotes About Resourcefulness

I always walk around with a few moves in my pocket. You never know when you may need to bust one out.

I've got four pitches now. I don't have to use them all the time, but I've got them in my pocket now for when it's necessary.

I would still encourage somebody, if they wanted to make a movie, to just go take a movie camera. That's clearly been shown to work.

I usually make films with $2 and a paper clip.

A lot of the stuff I was on 'All Stars,' it wasn't new, it was all stuff out of my closet and stuff that I made myself.

My mother worked at home, making clothes, trying to make some money.

We didn't have much money when I was younger, so I had to collect Coke bottles and cash them in and get a paper route to afford a guitar. That guitar from Sears came with a case and an amp and everything all in one. It was really cool.

All of the stuff I can't afford to do on a TV budget, I just put into the comic book because you're really only limited in a comic by your artist's imagination.

You coach at a have-not school, and you have to have a competitiveness and a resolve and resiliency about you that's different, or you'll never make it. You've got to find a way to do more with less.

Don't sit there and complain. Rub your hands together and figure out what to do.

I don't think there's a performer in this world who makes better use of their surroundings than I do.

My architecture is the architecture of survival.

I guess what I find interesting is city folk are the least capable of survival of any human being.

They went into stores to get food to stay alive. Looting isn't the right word. I call it survival.

I am not really a cook as such, but I have lived a bachelor life when I first came to Mumbai, so at times I have had to cook for myself for basic survival.

Finding shelter with nomads in the desert during summer was a matter of survival for me and my animals.

It's a survival thing. I don't do anything to be artistic or just because I like it.

I don't really know any survival skills of any kind.

Imagination is an instrument of survival.

Living in a small town, one of the keys to survival was your imagination.

I bring forward stories from the lives of everyday Americans: those whose path hasn't been set out on easy street or who haven't been given it all, those who are actually forging ahead because of their own personal resources, their moxie, their survival instincts.

So I always respected the guys who were trying to do it on their own without taking a handout from a big organization. They were trying to create their own thing, the DIY style, which is sort of always been my style, kind of a makeshift survival mode and really just kind of forging your own path.

I've always been interested in how we survive and how resourceful we are as Americans.

When coming in to land at Santiago, Chile, I saw the area between the city and the Andes mountains was smoking with rubbish dumps. While exploring the dumps, I made friends with people living and working there and saw how they survived through recycling the rubbish.