“Life insurance is a dying industry.”
“I detest life-insurance agents: they always argue that I shall some day die, which is not so.”
“Insurance for what?”“Life insurance?”“Which life?”“Medical coverage?”“I heal myself.”“Never mind.”
“A novelist must wrestle with all mysteries and strangeness of life itself, and anyone who dies not wish to accept that grand, bone-chilling commission should write book reviews, editorials, or health-insurance policies instead.”
“Therefore let us sell our labour for what it is worth. And if an industry cannot buy our labour, let that industry die. But let us not sell our labour cheap to keep an industry alive.”
“The best way to insure you achieve the greatest satisfaction out of life is to behave intentionally.”