Gene Simmons Quotes

You want Gene Simmons quotes? We've got them. These nuggets of wisdom on life, business, money and success have been collected from various sources, including Gene Simmons Family Jewels.

As the bass player and arguably most famous member of the legendary rock band, KISS, Gene Simmons is a performer known all over the world for his over-the-top act. He's also a shrewd business man who takes on many business ventures, and a rags to riches success story.

As Gene says on Gene Simmons Family Jewels, his reality TV series featuring himself and his family... "What may look like a vacation to you is a working vacation to me. But then again, I love working. I guess that puts me on a permanent vacation."

"There is no such thing as failure. That's the lesson to be learned from the Gene Simmons' school of business. As long as you're alive, there is no such thing as failure."
-Gene Simmons

"I like to win."
-Gene Simmons [while being interviewed with Donald Trump and the cast of Celebrity Apprentice]

"Me. I'm always in competition with myself."
-Gene Simmons, when asked "who is your biggest competition?" [Celebrity Apprentice interview]

Below are some more Gene Simmons quotes that I've collected from Family Jewels:

"Before you go out there and try to conquer the universe... get your act together."

"You work hard for your money, and I work hard for your money."

"I consider every day above ground a work day."

"Work is a privilege, it's an honor, it's a holy thing."

And, in true rockstar fashion:

"People think I'm arrogant. People think I'm fully of myself. Actually, I am."

"It helps to be delusional. If you don't love yourself, who's going to love you?"

Gene Simmons quotes on money:

"Money is the most powerful force in the universe."

"Money? That's spelled Gene Simmons."

"Relatively speaking, Gandhi was a loser... meant well, could have done better with money."

"Do you have any idea how hard it is to make 20 grand?"
-to son Nick, who showed little concern after Gene announced that he lost $20,000 on a bull ranch and Nick called Gene the "big cheese."

"Whether it's $5,000 or $20,000 or $100,000, a loss is a loss is a loss."

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