Financial Success Quotes

“What was meaningful? What was meaningless? What did it mean, to amount to something? What type of life, was worth living? Was it better, to make a ton of money, and have a fucking goddamn Mercedes, or whatever the fuck kind of car it was, to be a lawyer with a ‘serious’ job, and to have ‘amounted to something,’ or was it better to just be a waiter, and work the evening shift, and have your days free to goof off with your roommates, your friends, to go to meditation, to take some time to reflect, and enjoy life, and to not always be in such a big goddamn rush to get somewhere?”
― T. Scott McLeod, All That Is Unspoken

“In every single one of us lies a mind that's powerful enough to articulate some amazing ideas, which could be turned into a great financial success”
― Edmond Mbiaka

“Lack of financial planning is the root of all empty wallets”
― Mac Duke The Strategist

“No one has ever achieved financial success by constantly spending all they have in order to deceive others into believing they are rich.”
― Edmond Mbiaka

“Happiness is a way of life; not a future destination that you arrive at. A lot of people are often carried away by the thoughts of working hard and having a lot of money in the future. However, this illusion tends to clear off when one finally achieves financial success, but still remains a total stranger to happiness.”
― Edmond Mbiaka

“You do not need to be a millionaire to feel successful or be successful. Financial wealth is only one of many possible indicators of success. However, to achieve your dreams and life goals you’re going to need money. And making it requires financial planning and goalsetting. I do not know of any successful person who has been able to simply ignore their finances.”
― Nigel Cumberland, 100 Things Successful People Do: Little Exercises for Successful Living

“The strength of your personal financial resources is equivalent to the quality of your financial decision making.”
― Wayne Chirisa

“Try not to be like those who hunger for financial success without understanding the difference between their wants and needs.”
― Edmond Mbiaka