Mac Miller Quotes

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No matter where life takes me, you'll find me with a smile. Presumed to be happy, always laughing like a child. I never thought life could be this sweet! It's got me cheesing from cheek to cheek!
Mac Miller
Someone told me sleep was the cousin of death and followin’ the dollar finds nothin’ but stress.
Mac Miller
They told me never fall in love, it never works out in your favor. You way too young and right now thats just human nature.
Mac Miller
THE SOUNDTRACK OF WES AND LIZ Someone Like You | Van Morrison Paper Rings | Taylor Swift Lovers | Anna of the North ocean eyes | Billie Eilish Bad Liar | Selena Gomez Public Service Announcement (Interlude) | Jay-Z Up All Night | Mac Miller How Would You Feel (Paean) | Ed Sheeran Hello Operator | The White Stripes Paradise | Bazzi Sabotage | Beastie Boys Feelin’ Alright | Joe Cocker Someone Like You | Adele Monkey Wrench | Foo Fighters Bella Luna | Jason Mraz Forrest Gump | Frank Ocean Electric (feat. Khalid) | Alina Baraz Kiss | Tom Jones Enter Sandman | Metallica Death with Dignity | Sufjan Stevens We Are Young | fun. feat. Janelle Monáe New Year’s Day | Taylor Swift River | Joni Mitchell
Lynn Painter (Better Than the Movies)
If life a joke then I’m waiting for the punch. You all about the beef but me, I’m bout the bun.
Mac Miller
You can’t live that wild, in public, without the collective consciousness figuring out a way to suicide you.
Jarett Kobek (Do Every Thing Wrong!: XXXTentacion Against the World)
I'm here to tell niggas it ain't all swell. There's Heaven then there's Hell niggas One day your cruisin' in your seven, Next day your sweatin', forgettin' your lies, Alibis ain't matchin' up, bullshit catchin' up Hit with the RICO, they repoed your vehicle Everything was all good just a week ago 'Bout to start bitchin' ain't you? Ready to start snitchin' ain't you? I forgive you. Weak ass, hustlin' just ain't you Aside from the fast cars Honeys that shake they ass in bars You know you wouldn't be involved With the Underworld dealers, carriers of mac-millers East coast bodiers, West coast cap-peelers Little monkey niggas turned gorillas.
Jay-Z (Decoded)
SMART is an acronym, standing for goals that are: Specific Measurable Achievable Relevant, and Time-bound
Mac Miller (Starting a Business While Keeping your Job. Ultimate Guide To Start Something That Matters)
There’s a ponderous pundit MacHugh Who wears goggles of ebony hue. As he mostly sees double To wear them why trouble? I can’t see the Joe Miller. Can you?
James Joyce (Ulysses)
Respect the outline, don't fuck around and be a victim of your pride (Why you lying?) Tell the truth and step aside I don't got the time to let it slide
Mac Miller
It is a fine thing in friendship," says George MacDonald, "to know when to be silent.
J.R. Miller (Making the Most of Life)
And so it has continued, with back-to-the-land movements, reconnect-with-nature movements, fads for decluttering, manias of worry about the nerve-fraying pace of modern life, all rising time and again only to be swept away by a rush of consumption unlike anything seen before. The hippies became the boomers. Generation X rejected conspicuous consumption of the 1980's only to take up what psychologist Geoffrey Miller called 'conspicuous precision,' or the public display of artisanship, quality, provenance and ethical virtue-drawing more sophisticated lines around positional consumption than ever before.
J.B. MacKinnon (The Day the World Stops Shopping: How Ending Consumerism Saves the Environment and Ourselves)
Subway restaurants agreed to remove the “yoga mat chemical” from their bread following a petition I started.1 Kraft decided to remove artificial food dyes from their kids’ mac and cheese products after I stormed their headquarters with over 200,000 petitions.2 Chick-fil-A’s chicken went antibiotic free following my meetings with them urging them to do so.3 Anheuser-Busch and Miller-Coors both agreed to publish their ingredients for the first time in history following another of my petitions.4 I was finishing up my first book, exposing the chemicals in our food, and it was slated to be out in a few short months. I had just published an investigation into Starbucks’ famous Pumpkin Spice Latte,5 calling them out for their use of “class IV” caramel coloring (a chemical linked to cancer).6 This piece went viral, with millions of views and shares (which ultimately led to Starbucks dropping this coloring from their drinks).
Vani Hari (Feeding You Lies: How to Unravel the Food Industry's Playbook and Reclaim Your Health)
J. R. Miller wrote, "The only thing that walks back from the tomb with the mourners and refuses to be buried is the character of a man. What a man is survives him. It can never be buried.
John F. MacArthur Jr. (Twelve Ordinary Men: How the Master Shaped His Disciples for Greatness, and What He Wants to Do with You)
It’s not just what you do in a job or your business that will identify you as a success or a failure. Not having “date nights” or saying, “I love you” daily will put your marriage at risk of failure. Spending sixty-five hours a week at your job will put your emotional well-being at risk of failure. Eating Twinkies and Big Macs and not exercising will put your health at risk of failure. Financing a car or paying more than the equivalent of one month’s income in cash will put your financial health at risk of failure.
Dan Miller (48 Days to the Work You Love: Preparing for the New Normal)
Mac, only a moron could lose this argument. Just don’t be a moron and you’ll be fine.
Melissa F. Miller (Irreparable Harm (Sasha McCandless, #1))
Squinting at the display, he recognized Sasha McCandless’ office number. “Mac, slow down,” he said over the torrent of words pouring out of his senior associate. Then he sat, silent, listening, his shoulders sagging under the weight of what Sasha was saying. Laura tugged on his sleeve, covering the mouthpiece with her hand, and stage whispered, “It’s Bob Metz.” Noah nodded. Metz was the general counsel of Hemisphere Air. “Mac, Metz is on my home line. Stay put. Make some coffee. I’ll see you soon.” He flipped the phone shut. Laura handed him the house phone and he headed into his closet to dress while he placated the troubled man on the other end of the line. Soft warm light puddled down from the brass-armed
Melissa F. Miller (Irreparable Harm (Sasha McCandless, #1))
Real entrepreneurs are ready to grab the bull by the horns, and take calculated risks, while developing a business plan into a successful employment model for the world to recognize on its merits alone.
Mac Miller (Starting a Business While Keeping your Job. Ultimate Guide To Start Something That Matters)
Optimizing your time is possible through the 80/20 rule. That is the realization that 20% of your actions produce 80% of your results. It is imperative that you manage your time by focusing on what is important.
Mac Miller (Starting a Business While Keeping your Job. Ultimate Guide To Start Something That Matters)
Before you even start your side business, you should have a set of goals that outline what you are trying to achieve.
Mac Miller (Starting a Business While Keeping your Job. Ultimate Guide To Start Something That Matters)
One of the most tender and beautiful scenes that would occasionally unfold in the MacMurray house was the calm, quiet peace that would come over one of the children when they were done trying to get their way. Cassy would get up off the floor and walk over to where her dad was and hold out her arms, her face still pouting. Then John would sit down on the couch and hold her and rock her in his arms. If John had scolded Chris about something and sent him to his room, Chris would come out later and walk over to John while he was sitting on the couch and climb into his arms, burying his head in John’s neck. Sometimes it was as if the kids were saying they were sorry, not yet old enough to know how to express themselves with words. But at other times, and perhaps more tender times, the kids were still frustrated, still confused about why they couldn’t get what they wanted or why they seemed to always be getting into trouble; and the embrace, the coming to John and burying themselves in his arms, was more about feeling his love in the confusion, in the difficulty, than it was about having moved past it. It was as if they were asking if he still loved them, if the discipline meant there was anything lost in their much-needed relationship with their father. There wasn’t. Discipline is what a father does because he loves.
Donald Miller (Father Fiction: Chapters for a Fatherless Generation)
Some twenty-three hundred miles away Major General H.H. “Hap” Arnold, head of the Army Air Corps, had traveled to Hamilton Field near Sacramento to personally see off a flight of thirteen B-l 7s destined for MacArthur in the Philippines by way of Hawaii. The first leg to Hickam Field took fourteen hours, so the big bombers flew with only four-man crews and were unarmed. One of the pilots objected. At least they ought to carry their bomb sights and machine guns. Arnold said they could be put aboard but without ammunition to save weight. So the bombers could home in on its signal, Major General Frederick L. Martin, head of the Hawaiian Air Force, had his staff ask station WGMB in Honolulu to stay on all night. Sure thing, general. Another night of ukuleles and Glenn Miller drifting out across the Pacific courtesy of the U.S. Army Air Corps. When Lieutenant Colonel George W. Bicknell of Army intelligence heard about it, he blew up. Why tip our hands whenever we have planes coming in? Why not keep WGMB on the air every night? One of those who caught the station was Lieutenant Kermit Tyler on his way to work the graveyard shift at the radar coordinating station at Fort Shafter. Must be planes coming in from the States, he told himself.
Associated Press (Pearl Harbor)
Correll’s conclusions were confirmed in 2016 with the release of four studies that found either no antiblack bias in police shootings or a bias that favored blacks. Three of the studies—by Roland Fryer, Ted Miller, and the Center for Policing Equity—reviewed data on actual police use of force; a fourth put officers in a more sophisticated life-size video simulator than the computers that Correll uses.6 That study, led by the University of Washington’s Lois James, found that officers waited significantly longer before shooting an armed black target than an armed white target and were three times less likely to shoot an unarmed black target than an unarmed white target. James hypothesized that officers were second-guessing themselves when confronting black suspects because of the current climate around race and policing. Both experimental and data-based research, in other words, dispel the claim that police officers are killing blacks out of implicit bias. That has not stopped the implicit-bias juggernaut, however.
Heather Mac Donald (The Diversity Delusion: How Race and Gender Pandering Corrupt the University and Undermine Our Culture)
There are a number of models. The one we like is Rory Miller’s social and asocial violence. It’s quick, easy to remember, and– most importantly– it’s something you can apply in an actual situation.
Marc MacYoung (What You Don't Know Can Kill You: How Most Self-Defense Training Will Put You into Prison or the Ground)
Le jour passait ainsi, tant bien que mal, à manger beaucoup et boire de même ; grand soleil fort ; bagnole pour nous trimbaler ; cigare de temps à autre ; petit somme sur la plage ; revue de détail des connasses qui passaient ; bavardages en tous genres ; un peu de rigolade ; quelques chansons aussi – une journée comme tant et tant d’autres passées en compagnie de MacGregor. En de pareils jours, j’avais l’impression que la roue cessait de tourner. En surface ce n’était que gaieté et bon temps ; les heures passaient comme un rêve gluant. Mais sous la surface c’était la fatalité, le domaine des prémonitions qui me laissaient le lendemain dans un état d’inquiétude morbide. Je savais parfaitement qu’il me faudrait rompre un jour, parfaitement que je passais le temps comme on passe une envie de pisser. Mais je savais aussi que je n’y pouvais absolument rien – pour le moment. J’attendais un événement, énorme, qui me ferait perdre l’équilibre. Tout ce dont j’avais besoin, c’était d’être bousculé ; mais il n’y avait qu’une force extérieure au monde où je vivais qui pût me donner le choc nécessaire. De cela j’étais sûr. Je ne pouvais me ronger le cœur : c’eût été aller contre ma nature. Ma vie durant, tout avait toujours tourné au mieux – à la fin. Il n’était pas écrit dans les cartes que je dusse m’épuiser en effort. Il fallait faire la part de la Providence – part entière, dans mon cas. J’avais contre moi toutes les apparences : j’étais guignard, eût-on dit, je ne savais pas mener ma barque ; mais rien ne pouvait m’ôter de la tête que j’étais né coiffé. Doublement coiffé même. Vue de l’extérieur, la situation n’était pas brillante, d’accord – mais ce qui m’inquiétait plus encore, c’était la situation intérieure. Tout en moi m’effrayait : mes appétits, ma curiosité, ma souplesse, ma perméabilité, ma malléabilité, mon naturel, mon pouvoir d’adaptation. En soi, aucune situation ne me faisait peur : je ne pouvais me voir autrement que prenant toutes mes aises, comme une fleur, ou mieux comme l’abeille sur la fleur, en train de butiner. Même si je m’étais retrouvé en taule un beau matin, je suis sûr que j’y aurais pris un certain plaisir. La raison, j’imagine, en était que je savais opposer la force d’inertie. D’autres s’usaient à tirer sur la corde, à se démener, à se tendre à craquer ; ma stratégie était de flotter au gré de la marée. Je me souciais beaucoup moins de ce qu’on pouvait me faire que du mal que se faisaient les autres à eux-mêmes ou entre eux. Je me sentais si bien, en dedans de moi, que je ne pouvais faire autrement que de prendre à charge et à cœur le monde entier et ses problèmes. C'est pourquoi j’étais tout le temps dans la mouise. Il n’y avait entre ma destinée et moi aucun synchronisme, pour ainsi dire.
Henry Miller (Tropique du Capricorne / Tropique du Cancer)
J. R. Miller escribió: «La única cosa que se aleja de la tumba caminando con los dolientes, y que se rehúsa a ser sepultado es el carácter de un hombre. Lo que un hombre es lo sobrevive a él. Eso jamás será sepultado».
John F. MacArthur Jr. (Doce hombres comunes y corrientes: Cómo el Maestro formó a sus discípulos para la grandeza, y lo que Él quiere hacer contigo)