Proximity is power in relationships. It's important to be physically near someone to develop a relationship with them.

You can be as charming and funny as you like but if you live so far away that the relationship becomes inconvenient then you don't stand a chance. The greater the physical distance the more cracks that will be created in the relationship.

Love is not simply a feeling or an emotion. It's not just words. You've probably heard the saying that "love is a verb", and there's a lot of truth behind that. Love isn't something you can just say, it's something that you need to do. Therefore, love is action.

When it comes to life opportunity, why is it that some people can decide right away while others need to go through a lengthy process, an “analysis by paralysis” type of approach? Why do some people decide immediately while others take days, weeks, or even longer?

Everyone becomes a bit emotionally needy at certain points in their lives, especially during difficult times. However, there is a big difference between being emotionally dependent on others and simply needing emotional support.

YOU are ultimately responsible for everything that happens in your life, including for your happiness and unhappiness, successes and failures, and for the quality of your relationships with other people.

When all is said and done, we all have a choice. The choice is whether we allow fear to crush our dreams and keep us from honouring our soul’s calling or whether we courageously confront it and see it for what it is – an illusion.

Our thoughts create our words, our words then create our actions, and our actions create our results. This isn’t magic, this is spiritual, and all these elements are vital in the process of affirming your success. Bear in mind, it’s not simply about repeating words from a card every day — you need to do it with feeling. You need to believe in your heart that what you are asking for is already true. Nobody said it was going to be easy.

Wear what helps you think more about Jesus and less about yourself and what will help others do the same. In church. At home. At work. Anywhere. Everything should point to Jesus.

You can go as far as your mind lets you.” Re-frame your negative thoughts about yourself and your life, so that you can move forward at least a little further each day.

Multi-tasking is the death knell to focus. How many times have you worked on several things at one time only to find at the end of the day, that you completed nothing? I accurately call this “split focus”. Better to focus on one the thing at one time before moving on to the next. Draw the line in the sand for your goals, and fix your focus on it for success.