11 Amazing Quotes by Andy Warhol to Hang on Your Wall

I know that Andy Warhol had to be a curious person.

How else could one man be an artist, photographer, anchorman, fashion designer, filmmaker, an ad man, and a band manager?

And that's only the short list.

Being fascinated by the world makes you go out and try new things. Who wants to be stuck in a rut for 20 years?

I'm trying to live this quote by doing what I loved in school: writing. Writing has made me look at the little everyday things in life I would have normally ignored and think of them in a whole new way.

Being fascinated by the world and having a fantasy to dream about goes together like macaroni and cheese.

Everyone should get excited about the world and have dreams, whether they're practical or not.

Andy Warhol had a difficult childhood. He was the son of immigrant parents, contracted a debilitating illness, and lost his father all before he was 13.

If he hadn't had a dream of being an art teacher, he probably wouldn't have become the legendary artist he eventually became.

What's your fantasy?

Do you remember the long Decembers when you were a kid?

You'd carefully check off the boxes after Thanksgiving, with each day building more and more excitement till you thought you'd die from anticipation.

The days leading up to Christmas were agonizing, but looking back, it was the best memories of your childhood.

Just like getting there is half the fun, waiting for something awesome is as good as what you're going to get.

This is a great quote that can mean whatever you're feeling at the moment.

If you're feeling anti-social and want to be alone, it's the perfect way to tell your friends to kindly back off.

In other words, you're happy being by yourself, two people are too much, and three's a party you'd rather not attend.

However, if you're in the mood to be a social butterfly, it's like a come one, come all open invitation. If there's a group of people, you'll be there because there's never a good reason not to have fun.

I think this is one of my favorite Andy Warhol quotes. If you're looking for happiness in your life, there's no better words to live by.

Our society wants things now, and that includes happiness. We think money will make us happier if we could just make more of it. We think a sporty car will make us happier. We think the hottest technology gadget will make our lives complete.

We overlook the small things in life that really matter that will make our lives worthwhile.

I think if more people quit looking for happiness on the outside, and got happy by just observing life, we'd be a more content society.

Today everyone wants to have the best house, a designer purse, a luxurious vacation, or a new car. The problem is most of us can't afford any of it.

Every time I see this quote, it's like Andy is telling me to not blow money on yet another thing I don't really need.

In essence, work hard, save your money wisely, and spend it on things that have meaning in your life.

There's definitely an art to being successful in business. And if you've got that figured out, you've become a master at a difficult skill that everyone wants to learn.

I'd like to pick the brains of Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, or Donald Trump. Like Monet and Van Gogh are legendary masters of art, these men are the masters of successful business.

After all, it's not a straight shot to the top. It's an interesting meandering road to being good at business.