Fear is so crippling because it feeds on itself and recreates its “reasonability” each time we choose it. Courage, on the other hand, is created through constant commitment. And unlike fear, a life of fulfillment and purpose come from it.

The grass is greener on the other side until you get to it, then it looks like just where you at come from. You have to make a green, you have to put the work in, you’ve got to make it happen.

Our past can actually help to give us information that allows us to define ourselves powerfully. Our future and give us the energy to actualize that self definition. Look for it. Look for it card.

Compromise and sacrifice both entail one party, or both, we’re all – giving something up. With compromising however, you always lose.

The “voices in your head” that you allow to speak into your life will either guide you to your best self or down to a murky regretful existence. Choose wisely.

Learning from others and learning from experience or two ways of knowing, which, coupled with reflection, constitute a fertile ground for wisdom.

If you’re on a train going in the wrong direction, you are in motion but misguided. Sometimes our lives are like that because we’re doing too much and aren’t able to focus on do you lineman of our values in our actions. Do less, and integrate your values into your actions.

You don’t lose it if you don’t use it. But you don’t have it the way you used to. Start where you are and climb to—and further than—where you were before.

“When you look at me, what do you see?” One of the false powerful questions you can answer about yourself. You will either live into it or run away from it.

It’s not enough to know where you are wrong. You have to know what makes you good, what got you there, and what actions or decisions could get you to where you want to be.