When you’re pursuing success there comes a time where you have to ask yourself a hard question about what really matters.

It’s not enough to know what to do or how to do it.

Winners just don’t know how to win. They want to win.

It’s going to happen. On your conquest through life, others are going to lie about you, stab you in the back, confuse your motives, and misinterpret your intentions.

What you focus on most determines how successful you become. Your thoughts and dreams and aspirations are a direct result of what you spend your time obsessing about.

Can you feel it? Can you feel it? Can you feel momentum pushing you from where you are to where you want to be?

What if no meeting lasted longer than 15 minutes? How much more awesome would you be?

How the story of Scott Riddle makes Dan rethink everything he's doing.

It was Tokyo, Japan. The evening of February 11, 1990. Another heart-stopping boxing performance expected from the angriest boxer to ever set foot inside the ring. Walking into the arena, James Douglas was a 42-1 underdog. A dead man walking.

If you’re not fit, your dream will die. You will find yourself sluggish, not focused. You won’t have the energy to listen and be as creative as you need to be.

Being disciplined is about restraint, but it’s also about being able to ask for cooperation from those who can help you get to where you want to be.