The only thing holding you back is you.

Your past doesn't own you. That regret you feel don't need to be permanent.

The future is there for your taking. Go. Get it. Strive mightily towards it. Run with every ounce of energy you have.

That's how you escape your past. You create a better future.

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What neighborhood drama can teach you about effective communication & how to get out of your own head...

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What you do each day directly leads to the results you get and what you ultimately achieve.

Just because things aren't the way you think they should be right now doesn't mean that's how they'll continue to be.

That's the reality of not yet.

Good things eventually happen to people doing good things. Bad things happen to people who do bad things.

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Three days into 1870, John Roebling began work on a suspension bridge that would connect Manhattan to Brooklyn for the first time.  It was a project that would take more than thirteen years and cost the lives of almost thirty workers....and would take his own life.

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Who do you envy?

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You might think you believe something right now, but the true test of your belief is what you do when you get tested.

What you do when what you think is normal and expected changes radically.

Then it's clear to see what is really a belief versus a convenient perspective.

It's not always convenient to believe.

Isn't it interesting how your beliefs change when your feelings get hurt?

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Are you kind enough?

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John D. Rockefeller, Jr. told his kids, “run with the swift."

The way to get better is by losing. You’ve got to surround yourself with people better than you who will push you forward.

Who are you surrounded by? Who’s making you a better version of yourself?

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When Jerry Rice entered the NFL in 1985, only two team were interested in speaking with him. His speed troubled a lot of the scouts evaluating the players. He didn't have the flashiness of the other receivers in the draft. And the college he had played at, Mississippi Valley State University, wasn't a top-tier school.

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What are you telling yourself? What are you focused on? How you feel isn't an accident. You feel what you focus on.

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