Charging Your Worth Quotes & Sayings

I love all the gift guides that the magazines put out, whether it's 'InStyle' doing Mother's Day gifts or color guides, or the 'O' magazine Christmas guide. — Dylan Lauren

The object of the passion is just an accessory to the passion itself. — Zadie Smith

We're charging what we're worth and we don't think we're worth $22.50. We take a lower cut than Pearl Jam. — Tre Cool

All through her life she was guided, not by argument or debate, but by instinct and intuition. It was a river which took her on a journey into the worlds of astrologers, psychics, soothsayers and therapists. Here lies the key that unlocks the doors between her personality and her universal appeal. This is why if Diana had lived for ever, the media would never have understood or appreciated her. For she was not of their world nor did she share their values. When she looked at a rose she savoured its beauty, they counted the petals. — Andrew Morton

You're asking me to look into the future and give you guarantees. Magic isn't a recipe for baking cake. — Martina Boone

Learning to charge properly is a vital key to abundance. Affirm that you will never devalue yourself by charging less than what you feel you are worth. — Stuart Wilde

No matter what they're charging to get in, it's worth more to get out. — Roger Ebert

When it came time to announce the price of the new machine, Jobs did what he would often do in product demonstrations: reel off the features, describe them as being "worth thousands and thousands of dollars," and get the audience to imagine how expensive it really should be. Then he announced what he hoped would seem like a low price: "We're going to be charging higher education a single price of $6,500. — Walter Isaacson

Innovation Big pain, no shame being same-to-same — Praveen Kumar

Geoff's arm emanated with a solid warmth I longed for after our days aboard S.S.
British-Craphole. — Katherine McIntyre

Sometimes, the person who could make you happiest is the one who waits patiently in the wings. — Tess Gerritsen