All these machines are nice, but they also come with a cost. We're built to move and "work" to grow and live. If the machine takes that role from you your body and soul don't understand why they aren't being used and developed still. So use the machines, that's fine. Just don't neglect your responsibility to your body, mind and soul.

It's easy to get caught up in the past and think it defines you. It doesn't. It only shows the choices you've made, not the ones you can make in the future. There's always a different path going forward.

I saw this in an article, and I wanted to agree. But I can't. This is basically telling people to follow their feelings. Because that hasn't caused nothing but trouble 🤦‍♂️😂. Focus on learning skills and seeing the value you're adding. Then build from there. Maybe you switch careers in different seasons of life. Maybe you stick to one thing for decades. It doesn't matter in the end if you are adding value, learning and growing as a person along the way.

It's not what you do or don't have that creates the life you think you want. It's the thoughts you put into those things. When you get tied to one specific outcome, you're setting yourself up for failure.

I want people around me that care more about who I can become than who I am today. That's why I invest in them. To push me past my own limits.

When you start something new, the actions and vocabulary are odd and uncomfortable. If you can stay on that long enough, which isn't actually that long when you look back, you can make big strides in a short amount of time. You just need to be intentional and be willing to receive corrections along the way.

Sometimes you need to get out wrong to get it right 🤷‍♂️. It's true, though. Getting your mind off the thought you are stuck on helps your subconscious search for the real answer without your conscious mind getting in the way.

How much time are you wasting being ungrateful for the life you have? How much time are you wasting complaining that you think others have it better because they have more money or things? Live the life you have and don't worry about what you don't have. Be grateful for what you do have, no matter how small that may seem.

If there's a will, there's a way! Mostly, at least. The only thing you can be sure of is that when you don't even try, it's not going to happen.

When all seems to be going wrong, what's that one thing you can focus on to keep working your way back?