Brad > Brad's Quotes

“I decided to be content that I had a chance to live a human life once.”
― Brad Kong, UnBrokable* II: The 2nd 10 Reasons Why People Go Broke Despite Working

“It's better for a man to have a relationship with a girl who is into him. Otherwise, she may spend your money on another man she likes.”
― Brad Kong, UnBrokable* II: The 2nd 10 Reasons Why People Go Broke Despite Working

“Pig butchering scam is increasing nowadays; it’s a type of financial fraud where scammers cultivate a long-term romantic relationship with victims, before manipulating them into fake crypto platforms – meaning 'fattening' victims before 'slaughtering' them. I know there is one Korean woman who lost $70,000 due to it. The major origin of scammers is known to be Cambodia.”
― Brad Kong, UnBrokable* II: The 2nd 10 Reasons Why People Go Broke Despite Working

“No one need to have more than one child; otherwise, we go fast to extinction, while wasting too much, financially.”
― Brad Kong, UnBrokable* I: The First 10 Reasons Why People Go Broke Despite Working

“The ability to do things through to the end is 70% of success in any case – more important than intelligence or gifts.”
― Brad Kong, UnBrokable* I: The First 10 Reasons Why People Go Broke Despite Working

“Some spend triple for the same result.”
― Brad Kong, UnBrokable* I: The First 10 Reasons Why People Go Broke Despite Working

“Useless info is indispensable.”
― Brad Kong, UnBrokable* II: The 2nd 10 Reasons Why People Go Broke Despite Working

“Happy big 4-0 to me.
– Magic, Mirth & Mayhem by Susie Swenson”
― Susie Swenson, Magic, Mirth & Mayhem

“Some stories don‘t begin in this life—they wait, hidden, until the right eyes meet.”
― ADAM H., Beyond The Eyes: Time’s Secrets

“Poverty always brings pain one way or another, mild to severe, today or 30 years later.”
― Brad Kong, UnBrokable* II: The 2nd 10 Reasons Why People Go Broke Despite Working

“I still want to win, but, yeah, maybe I’ve softened. Maybe it isn’t about the competition as much as doing something I would never have thought to do a few months ago. Maybe it’s about growth. Maybe it’s about coming out of my shell and letting myself live again. Enjoy the season . . . and honor my parents.”
― Meghan Quinn, How My Neighbor Stole Christmas