One cannot learn what they think they already know. And that’s the danger. That’s how people get themselves in trouble.

You’re going to become the things you fear, you’re going to become the things you dread. If you’re thinking about all the things you’ve done wrong in the past, you are going to simply continue that cycle. On the other hand, let this be true.

In 1965, 17 year old Randy Gardner stayed awake for 264 hours. That’s 11 days to see how he’d cope without sleep. We’re only beginning to understand why we sleep to begin with, but we do know it’s essential.

Mike is a 30-year veteran in the unattended retail industry. What an amazingly intelligent and self-aware resource to anyone interested in buying or selling their business or want to know the ins and outs of being profitable in the industry.

Reducing stress rather than engaging with it productively does little to promote the capacity to respond effectively to adversity.

The people that you see that win at the highest levels they are the ones that didn’t give up. They’re the survivors. And you have to ask yourself am I a survivor type am I the type of person that continues to push through when it gets hard when it gets boring when I feel lost when I don’t know what I’m doing?

You just have to do it. You have to go. You have to take that first step, you have to push you have you have to strive you have to drive every time to get a little better.

How this co-Founder chooses to lead his start-up to stay grounded in their mission and stay true to what they hold valuable and meaningful.

San Francisco based start-up has nearly 800 stores deployed to a variety of locations, from headquarters like Tesla and LinkedIn to hospitals, non-profits, Educational institutions.

“Burn the boats” does present itself as a fine example of what unwavering commitment truly is. And all of us can do with a little commitment now and then.