Here is a collection of nice and inspiring quotes from some of our most well loved celebrities on the big screen.

Most hollywood celebrities have risen to the peak of their field through hard work, sacrifice and dedication, earning a little wisdom along the way.

Inspirational Actor & Actress Quotes

“Life is very interesting… in the end, some of your greatest pains, become your greatest strengths.” - Drew Barrymore

I think if you live in a black-and-white world, you’re gonna suffer a lot. I used to be like that. But I don’t believe that anymore. - Bradley Cooper

“I don’t believe in happy endings, but I do believe in happy travels, because ultimately, you die at a very young age, or you live long enough to watch your friends die. It’s a mean thing, life.” - George Clooney

“Be nice to people on the way up, because you may meet them on the way down.” – Jimmy Durante

“It’s never too late – never too late to start over, never too late to be happy.” - Jane Fonda

“You’re only human. You live once and life is wonderful, so eat the damned red velvet cupcake.” – Emma Stone

“Sometimes you can have the smallest role in the smallest production and still have a big impact.” – Neil Patrick Harris

“I don’t say: ‘can’t do that’, ‘won’t do that’. I’ve never thought in that way about work. The genuine truth, and I do think about this a lot, is that I’m one of the least competitive people you’ll ever meet. Except with myself.” - Daniel Craig

“Never worry about bad press: All that matters is if they spell your name right.” - Kate Hudson

“Eventually stardom is going to go away from me. It goes away from everybody and all you have in the end is to be able to look back and like the choices you made.” - Matt Damon

“I was made to be a perfectionist at everything I did. Everything was more important than what I wanted.” - Dennis Quaid

“If there’s any message to my work, it is ultimately that it’s OK to be different, that it’s good to be different, that we should question ourselves before we pass judgment on someone who looks different, behaves different, talks different, is a different color.” - Johnny Depp

“If you’re the type of person who has to fulfill your dreams, you’ve gotta be resourceful to make sure you can do it. I came out to California when I was 21, thinking my New York credentials would take me all the way. I came back home a year later all dejected and a failure.” – Vin Diesel

“Respect your efforts, respect yourself. Self-respect leads to self-discipline. When you have both firmly under your belt, that’s real power.” - Clint Eastwood

“We all keep dreaming, and luckily, dreams really do come true.” - Katie Holmes

“Whatever art form you’re working in, it’s crucial to see it clearly, to feel it clearly, and not to worry about the results, or how someone else will see it.” - Omar Epps

“You pray for rain, you gotta deal with the mud too. That’s a part of it. I’d be more frightened by not using whatever abilities I’d been given. I’d be more frightened by procrastination and laziness.” - Denzel Washington

“Overcome the notion that you must be regular. It robs you of the chance to be extraordinary.” – Uta Hagen

“I believe there’s an inner power that makes winners or losers. And the winners are the ones who really listen to the truth of their hearts.” - Sylvester Stallone

“A lot of people give up just before they’re about to make it. You know you never know when that next obstacle is going to be the last one.” - Chuck Norris

“He who has the gold makes the rules.” – Tyler Perry

“As a young man I prayed for success. Now I just pray to be worthy of it.” - Brendan Fraser

“I believe you make your day. You make your life. So much of it is all perception, and this is the form that I built for myself. I have to accept it and work within those compounds, and it’s up to me.” - Brad Pitt

“The minute that you’re not learning I believe you’re dead.” - Jack Nicholson

“I care about the connection with the audience. Film is such a powerful medium. Movies can change the way people think.” - Nicolas Cage

“There are no regrets in life. Just lessons.”- Jennifer Aniston

“Life’s tough, but it’s tougher when you’re stupid.” - John Wayne

Article By Joel Brown | Addicted2Succcess.com

New York/Asian Entrepreneur, Chef, Food Personality and former Lawyer ‘Eddie Huang‘ shares his ‘out there’ experiences of a young adult coming up in the world of entrepreneurship. His advice is inspirational, funny and really down to earth.

A great perspective from Eddie for those who need a little inspiration to follow their dreams.

Entrepreneur Eddie Huang – Follow Your Dreams (Inspirational Talk)

This Cambridge graduate is mostly known as a stand-up comedian and an actor who created and made four very distinct characters famous: Ali G, Borat, Bruno and Admiral General Aladeen. During his work, Sacha Baron Cohen met a lot of critique and controversy, calling him racist, politically incorrect and outrageous.

The public knows Sacha Baron Cohen as his alter egos. But away from the cameras, he is a husband and a father to two daughters and a wise entrepreneur. In fact, much can be learned from this man.

Be Honest

Sacha Baron Cohen is a truly honest man. He did create noise and controversy by being who he is, but there is much to be learned about the true power of honesty.

Many of the entrepreneurs today operate dishonestly, in an effort to mask the dirt that they have. A web of lies hold no place in a man’s success. If you want to be truly successful in business, you have to be straight and be true to yourself, and to the people you will be working with.

Be Inspiring

Many people viewed his work as inappropriate. When he took on roles, Sacha took the roles seriously, often confusing people and forgetting that he is Sacha Baron Cohen and not Ali G, not Bruno, not Borat and not the Admiral. In his awesome portrayals, Sacha channels a personality and with his work, he has touched lives. He did put himself in the spotlight and opened himself to be poked and blamed, but he did it in an effort to send a message.

Entrepreneurs are supposed to be inspiring. A good man in business is one who can be a good leader. He should be a man who can touch people’s lives and inspire them to make a difference.

Be Bold

If anyone knows how to be bold, it’s Sacha. He does not mind it if he is making noise. He does not mind it if he is making news. When he does something, he makes sure that he is noticed, because it is true: what point is it to make an effort when no one is able to see what you are doing? The same thing holds true in business. When you do something you should not do it just for the sake of having something to do; you do things because you want to show everyone that you are capable.

Great marketing and promotion plays an important key to your businesses success, in this day and age we have to be more bold to get the point across and stand out from the crowd.

Be Risky

Risks do not come with warranties and Baron Cohen knew that. He knew that when he made his statements in public; he knew that when he paraded himself for the world to see. He knew that his actions could have negative repercussions, but he believed in what he was doing, so he took the risk and saw things true.

Business is not exactly a safe trade. There are known dangers to taking risks and they could be very dangerous, but sometimes there risks that are worth taking. No one knows what will happen in the end. You have to open the door and jump out, to find out; and you have to take the risk and see what happens, to know if everything is going to be worth it. Sometimes, there are risks that are worth great things, but you will never find out about it, unless you take that step.

Be a Winner

Sacha Baron Cohen is a multi-awarded actor and writer. He may have made eyebrows rise with what he decided to do, with his career, but when he did something he committed to it; and his efforts were rewarded. He is multi-awarded because he never settles for second best. When he does something, he gives it his all — and he was recognized for it.

This is a very important character that entrepreneurs should learn from him. Everyone has the right and the opportunity to be great and you should aspire for greatness at all times. You should not be the type of person that settles for mediocre. You should not be the type of person that claims his victory — because he knows he deserves nothing less.

Be Innovative

People do the same thing. People dress the same way, following fads and copying idols and icons. People find comfort in conforming to what is normal because it is easier that way. This never applied to Sacha Baron Cohen, who always went against the grain. He was never afraid to try new things; in fact, he always thought it best to challenge himself.

Innovation is a good trait in business, where there is much similarity around you. Everyone is offering the same thing; everyone is copying each other. How different are you from those who exist with you? What edge do you have with your competitors? Entrepreneurs should never be afraid to be innovative because brilliant ideas make great breakthroughs.

Be Committed

Many a times, when Sacha appeared in public, he was mistaken for the character he was portraying. When he was invited for an interview in television and radio, he dresses up and acts as the character he is currently playing. When Sacha puts his mind to something, he commits and he does not falter.

Every businessman should know and understand the power of commitment. It is the strongest force that you can have that will withstand all the dangers amidst you. If you are 100% committed, no failure can bring you down and no obstacle can make you fall.

Be Responsible

Despite what he has ran against, in his long career, you will never hear any news of Sacha Baron Cohen ever running from controversies and criticisms. If he had to make confrontations, he would do it. If he had to speak in public, he would not cower.

Sacha takes responsibilities for his actions, and every entrepreneur should do the same, because there is no nobility to pointing fingers and laying blame.

Be Thorough

Before Sacha portrayed any role, he takes time to study each person; the background, the culture, the history. He did this because he knows that he cannot be inconsistent, so he worked hard and he researched hard.

In business, you also have to be thorough. You cannot cut corners; you cannot settle with the little that you have. If you want to do things right, you will prepare for it because mistakes that come in the end, root from the beginning; and if you start it right, then you will have a prosperous ending.

Sacha Baron Cohen is a simple man, who lives and breathes his work, whether you are for or against his style you have to admit he has truly left a mark in society, today.

Article By Joel Brown of Addicted2Success.com

The premise of this film is based on a fictional drug called NZT which magically transformed down-and-out loser Eddie Morra into one of the most successful entrepreneurs of his time. Aside from Bradley Cooper’s brilliant performance as Eddie, one of the most intriguing aspects of the story was the drug itself. In many ways, NZT represented power.

Throughout the story, one could see the effects it had on the various characters in the film and the lengths they were willing to go to just to have it. However, the other thing worth noting was what every entrepreneur can learn from the movie “Limitless“.

Entrepreneur Lessons From The Movie “Limitless”

#1: The Brightest Flame Burns Quickest

Eddie made shady back deals and even borrowed from a loan shark to jumpstart his business. His approach to success brought him instant fame and fortune, but as you could see in the film, there was a major downside to this.

Doing things unethically may help you get ahead, but in the real world this will only ensure short-term success at best with very real consequences. If you’re not convinced, just read the news about the likes of Bernie Madoff (who got in serious trouble with his Ponzi scheme) or Kim Dotcom (who is currently in custody for embezzlement).

#2: Image Is Everything

Thanks to NZT, Eddie was able to present himself as a competent businessman who won the trust of the people around him. In reality though, successful entrepreneurs can’t simply pop a pill to have a good reputation.

Being consistent in word and deed is the only way to gain the respect of your colleagues and customers. Even Carl Van Loon (played by Robert De Niro) knew something fishy was going on with Eddie and eventually discovered his dark secret. If you don’t make an effort to be genuine, people will see through it. So, what every entrepreneur can learn from the movie “Limitless” is that you need to earn your credibility the hard way if you expect anyone to take you seriously in the business world.

#3: Learn How to Communicate With Your Customer

Unfortunately, you can’t instantly transform yourself into a confident person like Eddie, but the good news is that you can teach yourself how to.

It starts with your mindset, and you can do this by developing a slight amount of detachment to the outcome. Of course, the goal of any business is to make a profit, but being too focused on closing the sale can translate into an aggressive attitude that rushes your customer into buying what you have to sell.

Instead, you need to stop thinking about getting clients to spend their money on your business (for now) and focus on making an emotional connection with them.

Eddie understood the importance of this. He made it a point to speak his customer’s language and discussed how his services could solve their fears and achieve their dreams.

#4: Be willing To Branch Out

While the jarring transformation from writer to stock broker might be hard to swallow (especially without the existence of a miracle drug), successful entrepreneurs in the real world can still evolve on a more realistic scale.

If your workflow is no longer working for your company, learn how to improve it or give it a drastic makeover if needed. If new opportunities are within reach, be willing to do new things in order to take advantage of the situation.

Surviving in business means embracing the idea of changing the way you do things or learning new skills you never thought you could.

#5: There Is No Magic Pill For Success

In the movie, Eddie turned out ok in spite of the near-death experiences he had. In the real world however, you wouldn’t be able to get away with what Eddie did.

Therefore, what every entrepreneur can learn from the movie “Limitless” is that there is no substitute for paying your dues. Long-term success comes at a cost which you have to pay for with hard work.

Successful entrepreneurs know that you have to be willing to acquire the hands-on experience of trial and error to become street-wise in the business world. There are no shortcuts to bridging the gap between learning how to become an entrepreneur and actually being one.

Self-confidence is an important ability to have in order to become successful. However, this quality can easily be confused with arrogance because of the fine line that separates the two. On one hand, being cocky is about believing in your abilities related to only one specific aspect of your life. This is a very weak form of self-belief because the moment you step into a different environment, you’ll end up doubting yourself.

As such, confidence is an unshakable belief that you have what it takes to be successful. An arrogant person sees it in reverse: only those who are successful have the right to call themselves confident. If you want to become self-confident without crossing over into arrogance, here are 10 steps to help you get there:

10 Steps To Being Confident – Not Cocky

#1: Making Decisions

Arrogance can masquerade as self-confidence when a person makes a decision based only on their personal capabilities. Real self-confidence comes from making an informed decision based on a logical set of criteria to help you narrow down what course of action you should take.

Take the time to do your homework and find the root of the problem before deciding what to do. Once all the options are accounted for and thoroughly explored, only then can you truly be at peace with your final decision.

#2: Dealing With Failure

The only constant in life is change, and a confident person finds a constructive way to capitalize on an undesirable life event. On the other hand, a cocky person simply falls apart because their confidence is based only on their abilities – and not on how good they are at picking themselves up.

The key to being confident in the face of failure is to use the experience as a lesson which reveals your limitations. Without extracting the truth from a painful loss, you won’t be able to grow as a person.

#3: Embracing Imperfection

Although everyone wishes they were perfect, self-confident people don’t hinge their sense of self-worth on this impossible goal. Believing in yourself means being okay with not getting it right all the time.

Rather than focus on never making mistakes, they’re happy knowing that they have the perseverance to see themselves through a crisis.

Arrogant people on the other hand, possess the misguided belief that they must be without flaws; otherwise, they’ll punish themselves for it. As you can see, this is not a good foundation for self-confidence.

#4: How Others See You

Being cocky is a dedication to being more successful than everyone else. Arrogance tends to drive a person toward the impossible goal of outdoing the rest of the world.

This kind of ambition can give the illusion of self-confidence. The problem is that self-belief doesn’t come from external factors like other people’s approval. It’s always about being self-referenced. Therefore, a self-confident person only competes with himself and doesn’t depend on the opinion of others for validation.

#5: Handling Professional Achievements

Have you ever met someone who’s proud of his accomplishments to the point where he’s practically rubbing it in your face? If you have, you probably found him annoying and resented him rather than being happy for his success.

As mentioned earlier, self-confidence isn’t derived from the external world around you. Operating from this mindset will only frustrate you because you’ll feel inadequate if you don’t achieve 100% of your worldly goals. Celebrate your success, but temper it with a dose of humility. Be more focused on personal growth and not just your achievements.

#6: Acting In Social Situations

The problem with being cocky is that people are turned off by the vibe they get when someone is trying too hard to impress everyone in the room. You can’t win people over by trying to be the smartest, richest, or smoothest person out there.

Instead, a self-confident person is comfortable enough to let the other person do the talking. In fact, self-confident people are more interested in what the other person has to say rather than drone on about themselves.

The simple act of truly listening and asking meaningful questions conveys genuine interest. This is the best way to impress people without trying so hard.

#7: Dealing with your inner critic

Try all you want, you cannot deny that there will always be that ever-watchful critic observing your every move. When you feel like someone’s breathing down your neck and waiting for you to make a mistake, chances are that you WILL mess things up.

What you need to realize is that this inner critic loves to blow your worst fears out of proportion. Cocky people pay too much attention to this distracting chatter, causing their fragile self-belief to easily crumble.

#8: Listening To Others

Criticism can be hard to take, but self-confidence can take the edge off. It’s normal to feel defensive when dealing with a critic; even your body will physically react to it!

As mentioned, arrogance is confidence solely based on one’s abilities. When these come under attack, a cocky person has no other choice but to emotionally lash back.

Being confident in yourself is taking criticism objectively – even if the critic is just being hurtful for the fun of it.

Instead of trying to up the ante, a confident person simply acknowledges what has been said and moves on. Besides, he or she only has time to respond to constructive criticism from people who want to see them improve.

#9: Sharing Your Talents

Knowing that you’re good at what you do is only part of being confident. The other part involves being secured enough to share your abilities with the rest of the world.

Cocky people don’t like to share nor work with others – they don’t need anyone’s help. You can avoid being too cocky by simply opening yourself to other people. What’s more, you’ll create enriching relationships with future colleagues in the process!

#10: Focusing On The Wealth Of The World

Sharing your knowledge comes from the belief that there’s plenty enough to go around for everyone. Believing in the opposite fuels an arrogant person’s aggressiveness which can be mistaken as true confidence.

However, what really propels them is the irrational fear that they need to take what they can, while they can. This is the worst approach to becoming successful; believing that there’s only room for number one will make you overly competitive and arrogant.

Being confident is being able to relax, knowing that there will always be opportunities for growth and success. In the end, being cocky is only a mask for insecurity that stems from the fear of what will happen in the future. Self-confidence is focused not on the unknown, but the reality of the present and the many opportunities it brings.

Article By Joel Brown | Addicted2Success.com

American Singer-Songwriter & DJ, ‘James Murphy’ from the US Dance-Punk band ‘LCD Sound System’ explains how he went from a total failure who lived a sad and sorry life to becoming a world-famous Dance-Punk DJ, who now tours the world creating music for the masses, living a life he could have never imagined.

This video is interestingly inspirational, especially if you are floating through life right now with no kind of direction and feel that you are getting nowhere in pursuit of your passion.

(Video) From Extreme Failure To Great Success – LCD Sound Systems ‘James Murphy’

This video here was shared by multi millionaire movie producer and director of the Madea series, Tyler Perry. Tyler Perry breaks it down simple and clear on what you need to do to become successful.

This message is for anyone that is working towards a goal in business and in life. 

A Video Message From Tyler Perry On How To Be Successful – Water & Believe

Tyler Perry’s Points For Success

- Have one idea, one focus
- Give everything you have to that one idea
- Make that one idea your priority
- Don’t stop and keep moving forward no matter how many times things don’t go your way
- When successfully accomplishing that one idea, it will give birth to your other ideas
- Never stop believing

Justin Timberlake is one of the most influential singer/writer/producer/actors in the entertainment world today. With six Grammy awards and four Emmy’s under his belt, it is easy to put him on a box and see him as a very successful entertainer, nothing more, but if you are a budding entrepreneur you will be happy to read about his business ventures and success outside of music.

What entrepreneurs can learn from Justin Timberlake is limitless if only they are willing to learn, here we outline

Creativity adds value to business ideas

First of all, Justin Timberlake embraces creativity as one of the main drivers of making a business project work and succeed. He observes needs and examines demands for a certain product or service, and then pour out creative inputs to create something that has never been seen or heard before. He puts premium on the “ideation” of things and capitalizes on that from the very start. His record label Tennman Records, is a recording label that ties up with Interscope Records. He builds musical success from unheard of music acts through creating a new sound “from scratch”. Tennman Records is known for its talents like Esmee Denters (started out as a YouTube sensation), Matt Morris, and the band Fresol.

100% Involvement to the business is Key

Many entrepreneurs launch a business without any part of its planning at all. Claiming success over a business venture demands a personal signature from the one person who started it all. Without that “stamp”, an entrepreneur has no hold of whatever the business ends up with – success or failure. To be successful, you need to be a hands-on entrepreneur. You need to get involved from Point A to Point Z. It is the only way to lead it best and get it to a level of success you have envisioned for it from the very start.

Stick with the things you know and love to do

Justin Timberlake is best known as a musician. So his very first business venture is a recording company. He also loves fashion, so he takes on a company that is in that industry (William Rast). He then diversify his business interests from there and started restaurants like Destino and Southern Hospitality. This systematic approach to pursuing business projects help Justin to build a money making empire that he feels strongly about, and without a doubt, be very passionate to improve on it over time.

Stick with people you know

Justin Timberlakes clothing company ‘William Rast‘ is a high end denim company that is managed and led by no one but himself and his good friend Trace Ayala. Both shared passion for fashion and had undeniable familiarity with each other in terms of taste and creative thrusts. This brought in priceless chemistry which made the line a success in a very short period of time

Give back to the community

What entrepreneurs can learn from Justin Timberlake? Be generous! With his enormous success both in the entertainment industry and his business ventures, he gives back by hosting charity events like his PGA Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open. This did not only make him feel good and invite positive vibes, this also made for a very good PR intervention for his businesses.

Justin Timberlake Quotes To Live By

As far as the press is concerned, they’re going to say what they want to say. Probably about 10-15 percent of the time It’s accurate.
Justin Timberlake

As time goes by people will see who I am for who I am.
Justin Timberlake

Every time you do a project, you learn something new.
Justin Timberlake

I believe people can move things with their minds.
Justin Timberlake

I really didn’t try to make an effort to make urban music, but I am a product of my inspirations.
Justin Timberlake

I’m a perfectionist. I can’t help it, I get really upset with myself if I fail in the least.
Justin Timberlake

I’m completely removed from any hype that comes my way.
Justin Timberlake

I’m not in this for the money because if I was, I would have jumped out after our first album.
Justin Timberlake

If you put out 150 percent, then you can always expect 100 percent back. That’s what I was always told as a kid, and It’s worked for me so far!
Justin Timberlake

The most boring thing in the world? Silence.

Justin Timberlake

When I’m in the studio, there are no boundaries.
Justin Timberlake

Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Matt Damon — none of them would have reached the summits they did if it weren’t for the efforts of uber-producer Jerry Weintraub. To say he could sell ice to an Eskimo is a gross understatement. The kid from the Bronx without a college degree didn’t just take Hollywood by storm, but the entire world — and he’s finally selling the secrets of his incredible powers of persuasion in a new book, When I Stop Talking, You’ll Know I’m Dead — Useful Stories from a Persuasive Man.

Read on for Jerry Weintraubs 5 Tips On The Art Of Persuasion.

Jerry Weintraub’s 5 Tips On The Art of Persuasion

1. Be persistent.

Do not hear the word no. Almost every time I have a new idea, someone says, “No, that will never work.” But to me, “no” is just an opportunity to convince someone to say “yes.” When you hear “no,” you say “What? Say that again, I didn’t catch that.” If someone says “Get lost,” you say, “Go where?” Keep knocking, keep pitching, and the door will open for you.

2. Have conviction.

Act as if the result you want has already been achieved. When I first signed John Denver he had only one genuine hit, but I still called his next record John Denver’s Greatest Hits, making it seem to the public as if he was already a star, like they’d known his music forever. They already loved him — they always had. I knew Denver was a star; I could feel it, and I believed it. And the rest is history.

3. Respect yourself.

This is key. If you respect yourself, you will be treated with respect. Consider my relationship with the great Chicago power broker Arthur Wirtz. Wirtz was a huge man, 6-foot-6, all power, a very intimidating guy. When I first went to meet him, he made me wait outside his office for hours. He did not even look up when I finally walked in, just sat at his desk signing checks. Then, from the side of his mouth, he said, “Yeah, what d’ya want?” So you know what I said? I said “[bleep] you!” Why? Because he was not treating me with respect. He looked up at me and smiled. I was no longer one of the thousands of faceless nobodies asking him for a favor, but an individual. After that, we forged a relationship that lasted for years.

4. Be creative.

Think your way around problems, come up with novel solutions, improvise. If you think you have failed, you simply haven’t thought hard enough. As an example, watch the animated video here about the first show I did with Elvis. I had 5,000 unsold seats in a 10,000 seat arena with only hours until showtime. Big problem. I was never going to find enough people to fill the seats. But I quickly realized a solution: not more people, but fewer seats. 5,000 to be exact, unscrewed from the floor and carried out the door. Voila. No more empty seats.

5. Go nuts.

I don’t mean go crazy, I mean reach for the moon. Most people think that if it hasn’t been done, it can’t be done. But if it hasn’t been done, that probably just means it hasn’t been tried. This is the story of my life, the kid who tries what no one thought to try before: putting on concert tours in sports stadiums, selling the greatest hits of an artist that has only one hit, having the greatest singer in the world (Sinatra) perform in a boxing ring in the heart of New York City. Listen to me: It is OK to fail. Fail and fail, again and again. You learn by failing. And if you fail 10 times for every one success, then why not fail a thousand times? It will make your success into a legend.

Below is a trailer of Jerrys new Documentary, get your hands on this and learn how Jerry became a legendary man of persuasion in one of the hardest industries to crack.

Jerry Weintraub – ‘His Way’ Explores The Life Of A Hollywood Producer

The Culinary King of Perfection ‘Gordon Ramsay‘, who you may have seen on the hit TV Show Hells Kitchen is the #1 go to guy for advice on starting and running your own restaurant successfully. He has a crazy, and some would say unconventional method of restaurant management but whatever his motives are he seems to turn some of the worst and “in the gutter” style restaurants into a 5 star, highly awarded spot!

Watch the Video after the jump as Gordon Ramsay shares with us, his secret recipe for Success.

Gordon Ramsay’s Restaurant Success Tips:

Gordon Ramsay Quotes:

1. I have a very assertive way. It’s wake up, move your ass, or piss off home.
Gordon Ramsay
After being sued by US restaurant manager claiming to have been humiliated by Ramsay during filming of new reality TV show ‘Kitchen Nightmares’.

2. I maintain standards and I strive for perfection. That level of pressure is conveyed in a very bullish way and that’s what cooking is all about.
Gordon Ramsay
Interview in Ireland’s Sunday Tribune, June 2007.

3. At the end of the day, I’m not the only person who swears. I get it off my chest and move on. I’ve got four amazing kids – I don’t go round the house swearing.
Gordon Ramsay
Interview in Ireland’s Sunday Tribune, June 2007.

4. I don’t want food snobs. They don’t eat in the restaurants, they hold their birthday parties there.
Gordon Ramsay
Interview in Ireland’s Sunday Tribune, June 2007.

5. We [chefs] don’t eat dinner. It’s just impossible. From about 6.30 to 10.30 you’re tasting, tasting, tasting, seeing your dishes on the menu. … Going to the kitchen and wanting to taste what the customer is experiencing is crucial.
Gordon Ramsay
Interview in Ireland’s Sunday Tribune, June 2007.

6. I won’t let people write anything they want to about me. We have never done anything in a cynical fake way.
Gordon Ramsay
After winning High Court case against London Evening Standard newspaper, which had alleged that scenes and general condition of Bonaparte’s had been faked for Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares.

7. She has her kitchen and I have mine because she makes too much mess. I won’t olet her in mind.
Gordon Ramsay
On his wife Tana.

8. There are huge numbers of young women out there who know how to mix cocktails but can’t cook to save their lives, whereas men are finding their way into the kitchen in ever growing numbers.
Gordon Ramsay
Quoted in Radio Times, October 2005.

9. I hide myself in food.
Gordon Ramsay

10. I’m quite a chauvinistic person.
Gordon Ramsay

11. Swearing is industry language. For as long as we’re alive it’s not going to change. You’ve got to be boisterous to get results.
Gordon Ramsay

12. The problem with Yanks is they are wimps.
Gordon Ramsay

13. Do you always two time people Edwina? First you’re shagging a Prime Minister, and now you’re shagging me up the arse from behind.
Gordon Ramsay

14. We’re fragile, fragmented souls who are very sensitive to criticism.
Gordon Ramsay

Comedian & TV Show Writer “Louis CK” sits down with Conan O’Brien and talks about the things in life that we take for granted. Although it has a little humor to it this video really puts things into perspective  and makes you realize what you really should be happy for.

This video of Louis CK has changed my outlook on things, hopefully it will help you see the world in a different way and appreciate what you have around you, because a much happier life is a life worth living.

Louis CK – Everything’s Amazing Right Now & Nobody’s Happy

Bonus Video Opie & Anthony: Louis CK Explains…His Viral Video – Part 1 of 2

The Gene Simmons you know now – cuddly TV dad, savvy businessman and rock star is pretty different from the Gene Simmons that rose to fame in the 70′s. Back then, KISS freaked people out – big time. They sold millions of records and toured endlessly – sweating it out in greasepaint and leather. But KISS are more than just a band, they are a brand.

In these 2 Videos, Gene Simmons shares his words of wisdom on how to make money and brand yourself for Success!

Gene Simmons Advice On Life & Success

Gene Simmons On Making BIG Money

The Ranks are in and it looks like Lady Gaga came out on top as the #1 Most Powerful Celebrity based off Money, TV/Radio, Press, Web & Social Rank.

Checkout the other 99 Top Celebrities and see who else made it in The Forbes 100 Most Powerful Celebrities List This Year!

Greatly admired and Internationally renowned actor and director Denzel Washington, delivered the address at the University of Pennsylvania’s 255th Commencement on Monday, May 16. Washington has received the most distinguished accolades of his art, including two Academy Awards and a Tony Award. Denzel Inspires Students to move forward in life with no regrets and full focus to pursue your greatest of dreams.

Watch this Video for some riveting inspiration from Denzel Washington.

Denzel Washingtons Success Advice

“One failed experiment is one step closer to Success” – Denzel Washington