The imagination is an amazing self-help therapy and can serve as an empathy-builder or a compassion-generator as we try to relate to the circumstances of others.

Every what if question is challenging you to take a leap of faith, instead of letting your doubtful mind win out one more time.

As soon as the analytical practical side of us says, "that's silly," that's when we are being invited out to play, to wander around, to take the side trip into wonderland.

Through that gateway we find an ardent desire for something we believe in, and so the fantastic voyage of enthusiastic action is launched, and it must inevitably become reality.

When you start lying to others—or to yourself—you become a slave to the lie.

An opinion is a personal judgment. It must be accepted as sincere, regardless of whether we agree.

Go find out. The willingness to go find out implies the willingness to accept the observable, verifiable truth.

Truth is accepting the fact of verifiable circumstances—the good, the bad, and the ugly. It's liberating.

Chip away what is not you. You can say NO to many distractions and refocus your creative energy to reveal your passion and sense of purpose.

Love is a no-strings-attached gift. Love takes the initiative. It does not have to be coerced or manipulated or shamed into action.