Life lessons Quote by Tamara Summers

“anyone who’s worth anything reads just what he likes, as the mood takes him, and with extravagant enthusiasm.”

— Virginia Woolf

“any one who's worth anything reads just what he likes, as the mood takes him, with extravagant enthusiasm.”

— Virginia Woolf

“When you let it get personal, the cost becomes personal too.”

— Neil Gaiman

“I do not like money, either for itself or for what it can buy, since I want nothing we know about.”

— René Magritte

“I can buy anything a man can get me. I only want his time; spend it on me.”

— Marion Bekoe

“I am not fond of Money but what i have to do in order to get it, i am fond of what i get…

— Sachin Kumar Puli

“If you're looking to make someone happy, maybe you should think about what they'd want, not what you want them to want.”

— Nicole Williams

“It's like he never wanted anything, but only thought and fretted about what he should want, what other people wanted him to want.”

— Jardine Libaire

“I suppose it doesn't matter much. A lot of things don't matter, but it doesn't keep a man from wondering about them, I've noticed.”

— Stephen King

“He always said you could learn a lot about a person by the things they valued.”

— Karen Lynch

“For me, the most expensive thing in this world is the sentimental value.”

— Alon Calinao Dy

“Time is the most valuable thing that a man can spend.”

— Diogenes