Work Quotes

"Unemployment is involuntary when there is competition among workers and wages may be reduced to a level at which supply of labor exceeds demand."

"Banking, properly understood, is the provision of credit to facilitate production and exchange."

"The businessman is not interested in your welfare; he is interested in your money, and that is his virtue."

"The businessman who wishes to make money must first satisfy the wants of his customers better than his competitors."

"The entrepreneur is not motivated by a desire to serve humanity; he is motivated by profit, and that is what makes him serve humanity."

"The businessman who succeeds is he who correctly anticipates the wants of the consumer."

"The businessman is guided by an invisible hand more powerful than any government regulation could ever be."

"The capitalist who wishes to maintain his wealth must constantly find new ways to serve his customers."

"Work with passion and you will never truly labor."

"Work is worship when done with integrity."

"Capitalism is based on self-interest and self-esteem; it holds integrity and trustworthiness as cardinal virtues."

"The welfare state creates dependency and diminishes the capacity for self-reliance."

"Poverty is the natural condition of humanity; prosperity must be created through productive effort."

"The only way to do great work is to love what you do."

"Hard work is the price of success."

"Work is love made visible."

"Work is necessary for the development of human potential."

"Work gives meaning to existence."

"Commerce and trade are the sinews of civilization."

"The work of one's hands can be as noble as the work of one's mind."

"Commerce conducted with honor enriches both buyer and seller."

"The work of building civilization is never truly finished."

"I work for a government I despise for ends I think criminal."

"The problem of providing employment for everyone willing to work is capable of solution."

"Our object in the short period is to preserve employment, and in the long period to increase it."

"Competition is valuable because it dispenses with the need for conscious control of individual efforts"

"The division of labor has made possible the flourishing of civilization itself"

"The private use of property is more efficient than public control"

"Work without meaning is merely toil; meaning transforms labor into purpose."

"Work becomes joy when it is aligned with passion and purpose."