The point is to get in touch with something that makes you feel great, but not to let yourself starve, or be stopped by a fear that you’ll fail, by a fear that it cannot be done.

I believe that gratitude is the best approach to life. When life is going, well, it allows us to celebrate and magnify the goodness.

In a limitless world, why set your sights on the obtainable? The prize within an arms reach? Why not think bigger? Our expectations are the foundation for our accomplishment.

Let’s get away from the disease of when I and turn it into whether I and let’s stop fascinating about what’s going to be in the future and let’s start focusing on what’ right here today.

Are you weary from the effort of keeping a relationship afloat with a person who refuses to learn to swim? Are you rowing alone, going in circles?

Everyone needs a David Woodhams. The rare friend, who becomes a warrior to defend your weakness, who closes around you like a fortress when your world falls apart, who comes over when you are overcome, reminds you of who you are, when you’ve forgotten, who knows where to find you when you get lost.

Reality is our days are finite. One day, they will run out.

Many people I know spend their entire life trying to avoid this fact. They even tell me that I have such a negative outlook on life.

When the rest of the world shuts you down. You’ve got to be the one to stand up. Shout out. Cry out. Stand tall, work hard and go after it. There’s nothing that’s going to stop you.

To be different. To be great. Start by looking at people who have done great things. They all have the same message. Believe in yourself, trust your ability, it’s not hidden, it’s not a message that’s hard to find. You just have to want to find it.

“Suffering is caused by the contrast between what you mentally decide you want, and the reality unfolding in front of you. To whatever degree they don’t match, you suffer”. - Michael Singer