Money Not Happiness Quotes

“Once kids’ brains had been rewired and programmed by indoctrination, social conditioning, and brainwashing from the great design, they’d give up their dreams, aspirations, and ideals, and instead focused on acquiring as much money as they could. Another slave willing to do anything for money would roll off the assembly line. The Masters had used money to corrupt humans and turn them into dogs, barking and biting each other for their piece of the pie. This is how the world had become a dog-eat-dog world; it was all part of the great design.”
― Jasun Ether, The Beasts of Success

“Money, an invention in which its creators decide who gets what amount of the finite pie. A person could work miracles for humankind and be given next to none of this manmade item, whereas another person could do next to nothing, or even perform major adverse actions against humankind and the planet, and be given a huge helping of it. This is because the monetary system that was initially used as a way of keeping track of goods and services rendered had been hijacked by the Masters to be used against the population.”
― Jasun Ether, The Beasts of Success

“Money hijacks the potentially meaningful interactions between people.”
― Jasun Ether, The Beasts of Success

“You can never have too much money.”
― Jess C. Scott, Poor Little Rich Dude

“Money doesn't make you happy," Mom insists, whipping carrots and lettuce out of the cart. "Money doesn't make you laugh when you're lonely, or make you full of contentment on Christmas morning.”
― Roxanne St. Claire, Don't You Wish

“She doesn't need your money. Even a penniless fool like you can make her fall in love with you. That's just miracle.”
― Vann Chow, Shanghai Nobody

“There are some people who collect money for the afterlife.”
― Tamerlan Kuzgov

“Being obsessed with money comes at a high price.”
― Frank Sonnenberg, Values to Live By: Know What Matters Most and Let It Be Your Guide

“They say money doesn't buy happiness. Well neither does poverty.”
― Samuel R. Young Jr.

“The best things in life has no tags.
They are priceless,
Things money can’t buy.”
― Ricara Richards

“I’d honestly rather have a
bunch of cats than a million dollars; at least cats don’t make you feel lonely. Just the thought of money makes me depressed; it controls the world. You can get away
with anything if you have enough dough. That’s one thing I like about the Bible; it talks about how destructive greed is. People treat mammon as their God, you know? If I ever won the lottery, I’d give up all my
money and go to live in the wild like that Chris McCandless guy, except I’d be smart about it and survive. I’d also buy a sasquatch suit just to mess with cryptologists; some moron would record me and claim
that I was “proof” of bigfoot or some nonsense. People disappoint me so much sometimes…”
― Jeffrey Calhoun, The October Amaryllis

“Your purpose will determine how much wealth you need in life,
your wealth shouldn't determine what needs to be your purpose”
― Atef Ashab Uddin Sahil

“Make money the measure and you are in for trouble for that would keep you in its grip forever.”
― B.S. Murthy, Jewel-less Crown: Saga of Life

“Fortune Without Love (The Sonnet)

Fortune without love is sheer curse,
For life's true blessing is love alone.
Live to love and love to live,
With this as motto all good is honed.
They say you can't live on love alone,
And indeed it's true to its factual core.
But green of dollar without green of heart,
Grows on us like toxic mold.
Too much of dollar can kill a person,
Just like too little causes starvation.
Use money like you use your car,
To go places, not to live at the gas station.
Put love and life above all else.
You'll know what's sense, what's nonsense.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Find A Cause Outside Yourself: Sermon of Sustainability

“Love, Latitude, Longitude (The Sonnet)

Love knows no latitude,
Love knows no longitude.
Love only knows to be,
Annihilated in servitude.
Love knows no aptitude,
Love knows no sanctitude.
Love only knows to give,
And wind up a destitute.
A destitute lover is wealthier,
Than a loveless billionaire.
Prison of gold is still a prison,
Our own greed makes us prisoner.
Eyes off the gold and hands on the heart!
Thus we shall wipe out all the world's dirt.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Find A Cause Outside Yourself: Sermon of Sustainability

“You buy a car for transport, not to live at the gas station. Likewise, you earn money to access essentials, not to live at the shopping mall.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Find A Cause Outside Yourself: Sermon of Sustainability

“Money doesn’t fix the world, responsibility does. Responsibility puts a roof over the homeless, responsibility puts food in empty stomachs, responsibility elevates the fallen and forgotten parts of the world.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Find A Cause Outside Yourself: Sermon of Sustainability

“Financial Freedom (The Sonnet)

Financial freedom doesn't mean,
To be free from money troubles.
Financial freedom actually means,
Freedom from obsession of dollar bills.
When the mind learns to distinguish,
Between luxury and actual necessity.
That's the beginning of financial freedom,
That's the beginning of economic stability.
Modern economy is the antithesis of sustainability,
Where financial freedom is bait to the suckers.
Actual necessities of life are very little,
But first you gotta break free from the predators.
We gotta wake up from materialism to be free.
Or else, scheme after scheme we'll be ever unfree.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Ingan Impossible: Handbook of Hatebusting

“Financial freedom doesn't mean to be free from money troubles. Financial freedom actually means freedom from obsession of dollar bills.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Ingan Impossible: Handbook of Hatebusting

“Money is so misunderstood. It keeps people in the wrong jobs forever because they think they won't be able to make money doing what they love. When it can really be the other way around. If you totally love what you do, you can become more open to the flow of money because you are more absorbed in your work and ara happier as a person.”
― Bronnie Ware, The Top Five Regrets of the Dying: A Life Transformed by the Dearly Departing

“Things you can't buy are more valuable than money.”
― Tamerlan Kuzgov

“People are good at earning money, even when they don't worth a single cent.”
― Tamerlan Kuzgov

“Tjere are some people who get money, even when they don't worth a single cent.”
― Tamerlan Kuzgov

“There are some people who get money, even when they don't worth a single cent.”
― Tamerlan Kuzgov

“Borrow money today and tomorrow, then repay it in your next life.”
― Aron Micko H.B

“The purpose of money is,
To keep mind and body together.
Not to separate the mind,
From society, from collective welfare.”
― Abhijit Naskar, Amor Apocalypse: Canım Sana İhtiyacım

“Money, job titles, and social status? Meh, not impressed. You can have a private jet and a penthouse, but if you treat people like dirt, you’ve lost me. What really catches my eye? How you treat others. Kindness, empathy, and a solid respect—that’s the real flex. You could be CEO of the universe, but if you’re not decent to those around you, it's just shiny nonsense. Flashy stuff fades, but being a good human? That’s the kind of "status" I care about.”
― Life is Positive

“People with more money than you still have problems their money can't fix.

What can? You and I.

What do we need to heal that money can’t solve? And what's one step we can take today in that direction (toward that healing)?”
― Zara Hairston

“To my readers, I hope this book inspires you to align your investing strategies with your core strengths while recognizing the
importance of balance and growth. Whether you are a Type Three seeking achievement, a Type Nine striving for peace, or a Type Two driven by helping others, investing can reflect your highest ideals. But as Frankl and Adler remind us, financial success alone does not sate our deepest yearnings. Meaning arises when we transcend self-interest to seek something larger.”
― Benjamin Tan, Suit Yourself: A Portfolio Strategy for Every Personality Type

“Current anti-anything protestors prove that there are many people who will do anything for money.”
― Jerry Roth, What Would the Boss Do? 2.0