Make Money Move Quotes

“Live your own life, you only live once.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“A date is not a walk.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“This may seem harsh, but I come from a family where finances were a struggle. So, you see, this is an issue that specifically stresses me out. Not getting a good night’s sleep because I’m stressed over someone else’s finances, boyfriend or not, was a no-brainer. Especially because I have worked hard to not have any debt myself.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“The clearer you are about your identity, your needs, and your goals, the better equipped you can be in all aspects of your life, from dating to investing.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“I think sometimes some of the biggest growth comes from not being so fixated on making something happen, but from just laughing and enjoying your life.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“The more that you’re in a good vibrational space, the more that energy attracts positive things to you.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“Be open. Be curious. Be flexible. Be fun. Enjoy the journey. Enjoy the process. Do the work. Set the intention, then let go  . . .”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“I know that, when I am vibrationally in a good place in my life, it’s a time when I’m really trying not to control the outcome. I don’t put the pressure of a timeline on my goals.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“Always know that every defeat, every setback, every detour is meant to point you in the right direction.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“I would hope that your heart is in your work, that you’re doing it for the love and not the accolades, because sometimes someone else gets the award and that’s okay. It shouldn’t stop you from pursuing your goals, passions, and dreams.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“Pursue the career goals that are right for you. Pursue this path because you’re called to it. Pursue it because you love it. Some of the biggest game-changers and disruptors throughout history were hidden figures, people who didn’t get the recognition but still moved forward, still innovated, still did what they loved. When you do what’s right for you, you never know your true impact on the world.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“I’m a person who dislikes asking for help from other people. I always want to do it all by myself. I feel like I need to do everything by myself and almost feel ashamed to ask people for help,”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“It’s all about the vibration that you’re bringing to the universe. It’s all about how you are carrying yourself moment by moment, day by day.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“What you don’t want is to find yourself in a place where you have the same narrative and the same words coming into your head on cycle, coming in on repeat, and you’re wondering why you’re not getting further in your career.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“Vibrationally, you want to be in a place where you are happy and you believe it. You can see it.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“Transforming your life starts with believing in the process, in yourself, and in your power. If you can’t see it for yourself, who else is going to see it for you?”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“Let Positive Thoughts Lead to Positive Results”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“this advice isn’t just some old hippie way of thinking. This is real. If you lead with your intuition and have made an affirmation that you truly believe in, then you already have the right foundation.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“You have the ability at any moment to change your life circumstances.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“A positive attitude will also make you confident that you can look elsewhere at companies that may offer more opportunities for your career growth.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“Positive progress begins and ends with the right attitude. Knowing that things can work out in the end when you take positive steps toward being your best self will put you in a better mindset to get what you want within the organization.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“Remember that we get back what we put in, and bringing a negative attitude to work is not how you get the things that you may want for yourself. It’s just not.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“Stay open to learning, exploring, and growing, and stay open to different opportunities. The sky really is the limit.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“I really do believe that you get back what you put in, even if in the end it looks different than what you expected.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“Be Open to Possibilities I didn’t choose the New York Stock Exchange; the New York Stock Exchange chose me.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“If you master the habits I’m teaching you in this book about financial wellness, they will serve you when you’re twenty, when you’re seventy, and when you’re one hundred years old.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“The market is constantly in flux, and things change. As such, and as I always emphasize, there is no such thing as a low-risk or no-risk investment.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“Let’s take a look at the five major asset classes: Alternative assets, which are usually physical assets like fine watches, real estate, collectible cars, art, and jewelry Stocks, which represent ownership of a piece of a publicly traded company Fixed-income investments such as government bonds and deposit certificates Cash, such as dollar bills, and cash equivalents such as savings accounts, retirement accounts, and 401(k)s Futures and other derivatives, which are contracts between two parties agreeing to buy and sell assets, usually commodities like gold, corn, wheat, or cows, at a future date”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“To be an informed investor and empower your view of finance, you need to know the financial language. That begins with understanding asset classes.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness

“You are supported. For all my readers, I am manifesting for you. “You have the house of your dreams, and you are financially supported.” A win for you is a win for all of us.”
― Lauren Simmons, Make Money Move: A Guide to Financial Wellness