Curtis Jackson Quotes

“Behind me is infinite power. Before me is endless possibility, around me is boundless opportunity. My strength is mental, physical and spiritual.”

“Death gotta be easy, ’cause life is hard. It’ll leave you physically, mentally and emotionally scarred.”

“I don’t display emotions. I have every feeling that everyone else has But I’ve developed ways to suppress them. Anger is one of my most comfortable feelings.”

“I don’t sleep. I got an opportunity to make a dream become a reality.”

“I fear no man for death is all that’s promised.”

“I had to overcome challenge after challenge in order to take my life from nothing to living my dreams.”

“I hate a liar more than I hate a thief. A thief is only after my salary, a liar is after my reality.”

“I love you like a fat kid loves cake.”

“I’m a track star running through life chasing my dream.”

“I’m the type to swallow my blood before I swallow my pride.”

“If it ain’t making me money, making me better or making me happy, I ain’t making time for it.”

“If you die in an elevator, make sure you press the up button.”

“Just be confident. I think confidence is the most attractive part of a person.”

“Love your enemies and hate your friends. Your enemies remain the same, friends always change.”

“People often say I have so much energy, that I never stop; but that’s what it takes to accomplish your goals.”

“People who actually have money don’t want to talk about it. They want to talk about everything else.”

“Sunny days wouldn’t be special, if it wasn’t for rain. Joy wouldn’t feel so good if it wasn’t for pain.”

“Wise men listen and laugh, while fools talk.”

“You learn a lot about yourself when you have success for a while. Like, a lot of things that you think are really important aren’t. But you need that process.”

“You shouldn’t throw stones if you live in a glass house, and if you have a glass jaw, you should watch your mouth.”

“Your opinion of yourself becomes your reality.”

“A bold act requires a high degree of confidence. People who are the targets of an audacious act, or who witness it, cannot help but believe that such confidence is real and justified.

They respond instinctively by backing up, by getting out of the way, or by following the confident person. A bold act can put people on their heels and eliminate obstacles. In this way, it creates its own favorable circumstances. ”

“At first glance, intense feelings of love, hatred, or anger can be used to push you toward a certain goal, but this is just an illusion.

Emotions of that kind give you a momentary explosion, which quickly deflates and sends you down the abyss in the same way as it lifted you up.”

“Events in life are not negative or positive. They are completely neutral. The universe does not care about your fate; it is indifferent to the violence that may hit you or to death itself. Things merely happen to you. It is your mind that chooses to interpret them as negative or positive.”

“Every negative is a positive. The bad things that happen to me, I somehow make them good. That means you can’t do anything to hurt me.”

“Fear creates its own self-fulfilling dynamic – as people give into it, they lose energy and momentum. Their lack of confidence translates into inaction that lowers confidence levels even further, on and on.”

“Fear is an emotion we find hard to resist or control.”

“Fear is not designed to make us feel that we are fragile creatures in an environment full of danger. Its function is to stimulate powerful physical responses, allowing an animal to retreat in time. After the event, it is supposed to go away. An animal that cannot let go of its fears once the threat is gone will find it hard ro eat and sleep.”

“Fear is the oldest and strongest emotion known to man, something deeply inscribed in our nervous system and subconscious. Over time, however, something strange began to happen. The actual terrors that we faced began to lessen in intensity as we gained increasing control over our environment.

But instead of our fears lessening a well, they began to multiply in number. We started to worry about our status in society – whether people liked us, or how we fit into the group. We became anxious for our livelihoods, the future of our families and children, our personal health, and the aging process.

Instead of a simple, intense fear of something powerful and real, we developed a kind of generalized anxiety. ”

“Having a brush with death, or being reminded in a dramatic way of the shortness of our lives, can have a positive, therapeutic effect. Our days are numbered and so it is best to make every moment count, to have a sense of urgency about life.”