Submissions

Failure is a doormat to success.

Jabo James, in Success and Failure

Hell lacks fire escapes.

Jabo James, in Happiness and Misery

Experience cures immaturity.

Jabo James, in Success and Failure and Wisdom and Ignorance

Marriage is the kind of gambling endorsed by the clergy.

Jabo James, in Happiness and Misery and Love and Hate

Fear may well guarantee the success of an act of courage.

Jabo James, in Success and Failure and Life and Death

If I need a nag in my life, I'll go to the nearest stable.

Jabo James, in Happiness and Misery

Finance-for-romance marriages are exercises in prostitution.

Jabo James, in Wealth and Poverty and Happiness and Misery

It is vexing, if not ironic, for an employee facing job loss because of outsourcing to seek relief from an employer's assistance program which is itself an outsourced function.

Jabo James, in Work and Recreation

Like your neighbor if possible but keep your distance.

Jabo James, in Altruism and Cynicism

Paranoia allows for the development of eyes in the back of the head.

Jabo James, in Health and Disease and Happiness and Misery

The most significant, all-encompassing, far-reaching industry developed in the 20th century and continually refined in this century is information technology.

Jabo James, in Work and Recreation

There are three types of government-by the people, for the people, and over the people.

Jabo James, in Law and Politics

So-called self-evident "truths" require no elaborations.

Jabo James, in Wisdom and Ignorance

To learn to unlearn is freedom.

Jabo James, in Happiness and Misery and Success and Failure

I am no better nor worse than what you think you are.

Jabo James, in Men and Women and Happiness and Misery

A man may be at peace with himself if he is able to reconcile the particular and the universal elements of his being.

Jabo James, in Success and Failure and Happiness and Misery

A person who too often settles for less than he or she wants might be functioning on the premise that zero is greater than minus one.

Jabo James, in Success and Failure and Happiness and Misery

Were there no problems in this world, there would probably be no need for philosophers.

Jabo James, in Wisdom and Ignorance

A person can die trying to stay alive.

Jabo James, in Life and Death

One true measure of a person is the extent to which that person acts without fear of contradiction.

Jabo James, in Success and Failure