fourthcorner

[fourthcorner]

I will tell you one thing that will make you rich for life. There are two struggles: an Inner-world struggle and an Outer-world struggle...you must make an intentional contact between these two worlds then you can crystallize data for the Third World, the World of the Soul. - G.I. Gurdjieff

fourthcorner

[fourthcorner]

Employment depreciates you - Sunday Adelaja

fourthcorner

[fourthcorner]

We need to START buying our KIDS more ($00.50) BOOKS and less ($50.00) Video-Games - Omar Hickman

fourthcorner

[fourthcorner]

Life is made up of time - Sunday Adelaja

fourthcorner

[fourthcorner]

The changes of this new time will not only be noticeable around us but also within us - Sunday Adelaja

fourthcorner

[fourthcorner]

Success is determined by how best you can utilize your time - Sunday Adelaja

fourthcorner

[fourthcorner]

Behavioral finance sits at the crossroads of finance, economics, psychology, social psychology, decision-making, science and neurology, to name but a few of the disciplines that make up it’s strange brew. - Daniel Crosby

fourthcorner

[fourthcorner]

The main differences between prostitution and most relationships are the lengths of the relationships and the methods of payment. - Mokokoma Mokhonoana

fourthcorner

[fourthcorner]

Mammachi had a separate entrance built for Chacko’s room, which was at the eastern end of the house, so that the objects of his “Needs” wouldn’t have to go traipsing through the house. She secretly slipped them money to keep them happy. They took it because they needed it. They had young children and old parents. Or husbands who spent all their earnings in toddy bars. The arrangement suited Mammachi, because in her mind, a fee clarified things. Disjuncted sex from love. Needs from Feelings.Margaret Kochamma, however, was a different kettle of fish altogether. Since she had no means of finding out (though she did once try to get Kochu Maria to examine the bedsheets for stains), Mammachi could only hope that Margaret Kochamma was not intending to resume her sexual relationship with Chacko. While Margaret Kochamma was in Ayemenem, Mammachi managed her unmanageable feelings by slipping money into the pockets of the dresses that Margaret Kochamma left in the laundry bin. Margaret Kochamma never returned the money simply because she never found it. Her pockets were emptied as a matter of routine by Aniyan the dhobi. Mammachi knew this, but preferred to construe Margaret Kochamma’s silence as a tacit acceptance of payment for the favors Mammachi imagined she bestowed on her son.So Mammachi had the satisfaction of regarding Margaret Kochamma as just another whore, Aniyan the dhobi was happy with his daily gratuity, and of course Margaret Kochamma remained blissfully unaware of the whole arrangement.(161) - Arundhati Roy

fourthcorner

[fourthcorner]

One of the most common root causes of our unhappiness is our desire to give people who will get to see the house we live in, and/or the car or cars we drive, an idea of how much we earn, earned, or were allowed to borrow. - Mokokoma Mokhonoana

fourthcorner

[fourthcorner]

The high degree of public skepticism over the use of surplus funds is reflected in a widely cited poll in the early 1990s that found that nearly twice as many young Americans age 18 to 34 believed in extraterrestrial life than that Social Security would exist when they reached retirement age. - John F. Cogan

fourthcorner

[fourthcorner]

You don't have to be good at something to be liked. - Stephen Richards

fourthcorner

[fourthcorner]

True greatness is not about money or fame. It is about becoming what you were born to be - CLEMENT OGEDEGBE

fourthcorner

[fourthcorner]

It is only when you understand that God is in everyone that you can appreciate and treat them differently - Sunday Adelaja

fourthcorner

[fourthcorner]

credit is something that should be given to others. If you are in a position to give credit to yourself, then you do not need it. - F. Scott Fitzgerald

fourthcorner