George Eliot Money Quote saying our priorities change as needs and desires evolve, especially when there's no goal to focus our energy toward

Napoleon Hill Money Quote saying a penny for your thoughts may be excessive if those thoughts offered are opinions not facts

Lee Iacocca money quotation suggests that he believed consumers may be penny wise but pound foolish when it comes to what they want from their cars

Masha Gessen Money Quote saying autocratic tendencies can be two side of a bad penny because simple minds are accepting of forceful incompetence expressed by Trump

Frederick Douglass Money Quote saying saying On July 5, 1852, in Rochester speech, "What to the slave is the 4th of July?" He asked why Americans just 76 years before risked their lives to avoid a tea tax, but thought nothing of slavery