“How often do the poor daydream of a better life? Plenty, no doubt, and where does it get them? It is the poor who begin with a daydream and realize at some point that they have to get up, roll their sleeves, and start doing something about those day dreams who succeed. And there are many who have.”

“The person who is waiting for something to turn up might start with Cosmic Ordering.”

“Those who speak most of health, have it. Those who speak most of wealth, have it. Those who speak most of joy, have it. The opposite also holds true. So which would you rather have?”

“How often do you find yourself saying, “In a minute”, “I’ll get to it” or “Tomorrow’s good enough” and every other possible excuse in the book? Compare it with how often you decide it’s got to be done, so let’s get on and do it! That should tell you just how serious your procrastinating problem really is.”

“In the beginning man was poor, then along came Cosmic Ordering.”

“Hungry people are always thinking about food; poor people are always thinking about wealth. Obsessive thinking can kill your dreams!”

“If you do what everyone else does, you will get what everyone else gets.”