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Quote by Rasheed Ogunlaru

“You only ever have three things: 1) your self, wellbeing and mindset 2) Your life network, resources and resourcefulness 3) Your reputation and goodwill. Treasure and tend the first. Value, support and build the second. And mindfully, wisely ensure that the third (your life current and savings account) is always in credit.”

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Rasheed Ogunlaru

Rasheed Ogunlaru is a British author born on June 15, 1970. His work spans various domains including personal development, leadership, and corporate strategy. Ogunlaru is known for his unique perspective and profound insights, inspiring countless readers and audiences with his books and speeches. more

“Coming of age in a fascist police state will not be a barrel of fun for anybody, much less for people like me, who are not inclined to suffer Nazis gladly and feel only contempt for the cowardly flag-suckers who would gladly give up their outdated freedom to live for the mess of pottage they have been conned into believing will be freedom from fear. Ho ho ho. Let's not get carried away here. Freedom was yesterday in this country. Its value has been discounted. The only freedom we truly crave today is freedom from Dumbness. Nothing else matters.”

Country Fear Freedom Value Usa Writer State Beat Generation

Book:Kingdom of Fear: Loathsome Secrets of a Star-crossed Child in the Final Days of the American Century

Source: Kingdom of Fear: Loathsome Secrets of a Star-crossed Child in the Final Days of the American Century

“If everything I possessed, vanished, suddenly, I'd be sorry. But I value things unpossessed. The wind, and trees, and sky and kind thoughts, much more.”

Kindness Tree Sky Wind Value Possessions

Author:Dorothy Hartley

“Although mankind is made from mere dust of the ground, we are made in the image of God. As we emulate His image, we have value and purpose.”

God Purpose Value Man

Book:Reflection of the Son

Source: Reflection of the Son

“Age in itself gives substance — what has lasted becomes a thing worth keeping. An older poem's increasing strangeness of language is part of its beauty, in the same way that the cracks and darkening of an old painting become part of its luminosity in the viewer’s mind.”