Everyone wants to live forever without looking or acting like they are aging. There are aspects of growing older that are universal and inescapable.

You don’t become a pro overnight. Being naturally talented might give you a head start, but it isn’t enough by itself.

Courage is intentional. Knowing to do the right thing and acting righteously, understanding the personal consequences, but taking the action to make things better in the face of risk.

I might have made a good first impression, but the second, and the third, and the fourth impressions got progressively worse the longer I talked.

A priority is what I must do now, no matter how inconsequential it seems, in a series of linked tasks so I can do the next thing.

Buying in to the message leads to inspiration, enrollment, and engagement. Leaders walk their talk, or no one follows.

Creatives will tell you that their standout achievements are surrounded by the hundreds or thousands of preliminary ideas and attempts they had to go through.

Dwelling on grievance does not solve the problem. It only points it out. Because, not getting what you DO NOT WANT will never guarantee that you will get what you do want.

The master is forever a student. New knowledge provokes new questions. Curious discovery—the hunger and thirst to know more deeply and intuitively.

There is something inside us that compels us to strive to reach our highest potential. That appetite is fed by the notion that we can be better, or more, than we are now.