Top 400 Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr Quotes (2026 Update)
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151. “Allowing bullying in the classroom is equivalent to excluding learning from the classroom. If bullying is present in the classroom it causes the classroom to not feel like a safe environment, and people do not learn in unsafe environments – except for those things which they feel will ensure their present safety.”

— Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr

152. “In nature, waste does not exist. There is only production and consumption; there is only creation and utilization. Everything that’s produced is efficiently consumed. Everything that’s created is efficiently utilized. And this cyclicality results in growth and in profit. The same should be true of each business, and the same should be true of an economy.”

— Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr

153. “Humans as a species will need to embed the concept of symbiosis into our global society such that in all of our activities – we are voluntarily benefitting from and providing benefit to a multitude of other life forms. And businesses should be leading the way with this.”

— Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr

154. “The utilization of productive assets is what investing is about.”

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155. “I love Jesus’ parable about the bags of Gold. I think it’s a lesson on responsible capital stewardship.”

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156. “Having a lot of money is about providing for your family, enjoying the beautiful moments, minimizing stress, and having the liberty to live a heart-centered spirit-centered life. It’s good to have a lot of money.”

— Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr

157. “Be careful of how you discuss money in front of your children. Never speak of household finances in terms of lack or scarcity in front of your kids. Only speak of household finances in terms of goals and wealth in front of your kids. Your discussions about money will either enrich them with wealth consciousness or cripple them with poverty consciousness.”

— Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr

158. “Both wealth and poverty are contagious. If you share your time and energy with people who have wealth consciousness, you will attain more wealth consciousness. If you share your time and energy with people who have poverty consciousness, then you will attain more poverty consciousness.”

— Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr

159. “If the nations of Africa desired to assure the prosperity of the next 25 generations of African people, they would get together and collaborate on establishing a continental Permaculture Economy. And they would do that immediately. That would be a wise investment.”

— Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr

160. “Change Management provides strategies, tools, and methods that equip an organization to achieve a desired future state.”

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161. “The first investment priority for each of us should be our home. We should each Invest in making our house feel like home. We should Invest making sure our home is a place where we feel loved and safe – a home that is an energetic incubator of our prosperity.”

— Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr

162. “The abundance of money has a significant correlation to freedom. It’s good to have a lot of money.”

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163. “We should only make commitments we are able to honor faithfully.”

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164. “To thrive in business, it’s good to have a clear understanding of the laws that affect business.”

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165. “The economy is always changing. So your business should always be changing. Managing a business includes adapting to change, evolving with change and sometimes pioneering those changes and evolutions.”

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166. “In terms of business resilience, it’s important to have the ability to repurpose inputs and redirect outputs. It’s important to have a good amount of flexibility designed into the businesses operating systems. When a business can answer the if this then that question over and over again with different fill in the blanks, it’s got resilience.”

— Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr

167. “After you’ve created value, the next part of building wealth is being a good receiver. In the same way that a good phone must be able to receive wi-fi frequencies, a good person must be open to receive the frequencies of wealth. It is good to give, and it is also good to receive.”

— Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr

168. “In nature, there are multiple forms of currency. Permaculture Economics embraces multiple forms of currency.”

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169. “A major determinant of a businesses success is the productivity of its employees.”

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170. “I’m so grateful – the love me and my daughter Chaya share is so powerful and so potent and so pure. What we give each other is unconditional and unrestrained love. We pour that love into each other, and we embrace that love from each other with thankful hearts. So much so, that parts of ourselves live within the other. Nothing and no one could separate us. Nothing and no one could jeapordize our love. That’s the magnitude of our daddy daughter love. That’s me and Chaya.”

— Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr

171. “Business ideas are sensitive to market conditions, culture, technological development and other things. What maybe was a bad business idea ten years ago may be a great business idea today. Give it a try. Mayflower Plymouth.”

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172. “In business, when it comes to implementing change, there’s a lot of redefining that often needs to happen... that might include redefining budgets, redefining resources, redefining business processes, and redefining value.”

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173. “Employees aren’t inanimate objects that can just be moved around like bricks. They’re people with emotions and goals and comittments and more. They should be treated like stakeholders, because they are.”

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174. “Find a few things to be grateful for today.”

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175. “There’s no age mimimum to entrepreneurship. Kids can be entrepreneurs, kids can be executives. Ultimately succeeding in business is about the skill and capacity to add value. If you have that skill and capacity to add value as a kid, then you’ll succeed in business.”

— Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr

176. “Can we train an AI to exist in service to the efficiency of a business ecosystem? I’d like to explore that possibility.”

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177. “Everything matters. Let’s treat the so called little things with importance just as we do the so called big things. Because the little things have a way of being connected and interdependent in such a way as to often be just as big as the big things.”

— Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr

178. “Incorporating biosolids into construction materials is a win for sustainable development.”

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179. “In business, technology is a wave that you just have to surf. Businesses either surf the wave, or they drown in it.”

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180. “We should give to others what we intend to get. What enters into a circle will complete a full cycle and return to its origin in kind.”

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181. “Development goes where capital flows.”

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182. “Money and love make a great couple. Money can do amazing things when it’s paired with love. And love can do amazing things when it’s paired with money.”

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183. “Value earned is according to value provided.”

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184. “At Poinciana Schools, every student is like a beautiful Poinciana Tree that produces an abundance of blossoms of value.”

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185. “Investing has the best results when you learn from nature. Planet Earth has been alive for much longer than you or I and and it this thing figured out.”

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186. “There are enough resources in the world for everyone to experience some variable degree of wealth. And from a spiritual perspective, there are no limitations, only abundance.”

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187. “God is spiritual and scientific; it is spirit-science.”

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188. “Business is inherently altruistic – to profit, a business must add value to peoples lives and It must solve peoples problems. It does this while creating income and wealth for employees and owners. This is what I call a ‘Multiplicative Value Effect.”

— Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr

189. “In business, supply chains risks are not only correlated to the competition or to collaborators or to customers. Supply chain risk is also correlated to all of the companies and industries using the same imputs as your business.”

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190. “Los negocios bien hechos tienen la capacidad de reemplazar la caridad.”

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191. “When a business is experiencing dysfunction, it often times has a lot to do with internal processes and internal systems. And when we put in place new internal processes and new internal systems based on clear objectives and a clear value-add strategy, the business transitions from dysfunction to effectiveness.”

— Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr

192. “There is no shame in failure. Everybody who has ever lived has experienced failure throughout their life, whether they will be honest about that or not.”

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193. “If we radiate feelings and thoughts of wealth and affluence, we will naturally attract more wealth and affluence into our life. The same is true, then, of the opposite.”

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194. “Humanity needs a new transportation system – a new system of moving people and resources. We need greater efficiency with a good bit of joy built in. And Mayflower-Plymouth is providing that.”

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195. “As companies age they tend to become more reliant on extracting value from their past successes and less desirous of innovating. It’s every CEO’s job to ensure the company rejects this tendency and instead chooses to embrace both the capital of past success and the capital of present innovation.”

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196. “Fame is worthless unless it is a platform to glorify God. Because ultimately, Gods name is the only name that endures. And his Will is the only Will that prevails.”

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197. “It’s good to start a business, but more than that; you must create a job for yourself. If you’ve created a business but haven’t created a job for yourself, you’ll need to remain employed at someone else’s business in the meantime.”

— Hendrith Vanlon Smith Jr

198. “Lots of things define what it means to be a good city. But one thing all good cities have in common is lots of trees integrated into the design of the city. Trees are vital to a thriving city.”

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199. “A purely capitalist ecosystem is like a wild forest – It’s beautiful and great and productive. But the application of design principles which utilize the natural capabilities already there will result in a luscious fruit garden that is more beautiful, more great, and more productive. A permaculture economy is that luscious fruit garden.”

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200. “Con el dinero viene la responsabilidad. La forma en que gastamos e invertimos nuestro dinero tiene un impacto en nosotros mismos y en muchas otras personas.”

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