You see, I love motivational speakers the same way I love to have a cigarette. I do crave it, but when I have it, the fix is only short until I need the next hit.

I'm not too sure if all this "happiness comes from within" stuff is true at all. It's hard to be happy when you are surrounded by arseholes.

Those people who do not appreciate what they have, and are forever going out looking for what they do not have, one day go out as usual but then return to an empty house.

I am not convinced or controlled by advertisements, billboards, subliminal messages or invisible wave patterns in the air. I do think for myself just sometimes I fancy a coke.

Greed is the result of deprivation to which is the result of capitalism.

Capitalism was built on the premise of inequality. It is completely absurd to draw the inference of the poor being blamed for all economic ills when the system was inherently ill to begin with.

The action taken in a split second can be life changing so make every second conscious and make every second count.

For me, intelligence is not based on having a high IQ or scoring high on a maths test, but based on the ability to make better life choices that help to serve all of humanity.

The mind is merely a playground to play until we return back to class when the bells start ringing.

Being unemployed is like being a turd on the pavement. Looking for work is having the hope that someone will eventually come along and step on you.