The Greatest Discovery in Life

"The greatest discovery in life is self-discovery. Until you find yourself you will always be someone else. Become yourself."

-- Myles Munroe

The Force of Massive Success

"Time is the force that magnifies those simple daily disciplines into massive success.  To grasp how the slight edge works, you have to view your actions through the eyes of time. Difficult takes a little time; impossible takes just a little longer."

--  Jeff Olson

Don't Let This Happen To You

"As you move forward on the success journey, you need to remember that what happens in you is more important than what happens to you. You can control your attitudes as you travel on the journey, but you have no control over the actions of others. You can choose what to put on your calendar, but you can't control today's circumstances. Unfortunately, the majority of the fear and stress that people experience in life is from things they can do nothing about. Don't let that happen to you."

-- John C. Maxwell

What Determine What Happen To You

"The most important application of the law of cause and effect is this: Thoughts are causes, and conditions are effects. Your thought is creative.  You determine what happens to you by the thoughts you think, especially those thoughts that are charged with emotion, either positive or negative.  Your thoughts are like the computer in a guided missile. They lead you unerringly to your target."

-- Brian Tracy

Have A Growth Mindset

"Those with a growth mindset, in contrast, believe that intelligence is not finite, and one can improve through effort and hard work. They recognize that failure is an opportunity for growth and learning, rather than a sign of one’s lack of ability. Individuals who adopt a growth mindset approach learning with less stress and anxiety than one with a fixed mindset, and are less likely to have perfectionistic tendencies, since they value mistakes as a chance to learn."

-- Lisa Orbe-Austin

Taking Responsibility of Your Life

"Taking responsibility means figuring out what you want in life and acting on it. Set your goals—then go out and work toward them. Figure out what kind of space you would like to live in … then create it. It doesn’t take a lot of money to create a peaceful, loving home for yourself. Look around and see who you would love to include in your circle of friends … then pick up the phone and make plans to get together. Don’t sit around waiting for them to call you."

--  Susan Jeffers

Be Grateful for All Your Blessings

"Your natural state is to be happy, healthy, joyous, and full of excitement at being alive. You should wake up each morning eager to start the day.  You should feel wonderful about yourself and your relationships with the people in your life. As a fully functioning, mature adult, you should be doing things every day that move you upward and onward toward the realization of your full potential. You should be grateful for all your blessings, in every area of your life."

-- Brian Tracy

Growth Equals To Change

"Growth equals change. If you want to get better, you have to keep changing and improving. That means stepping out into new areas. If you dedicate time to new things related to areas of strength, then in you'11 grow as a leader. Don't forget: leadership, if you're through growing, you're through."

-- John C. Maxwell

Taking One More Stroke

"In daily life, there are many occasions when I could make things easier—in the short run, at least—if I would, metaphorically speaking, “just stop rowing.” But I have found that the achievement of significant goals generally requires me to be able and willing to “take one more stroke,” even though I am dead tired. I’m convinced that it is this ability, as much as any, that allows some people to excel in the challenges they undertake, while other people fail. It is also possible that at some point in my life, my ability to survive will depend on whether I have the fortitude to take just one more breath—and then another. I would like to think that rowing helps me develop this fortitude."

-- William B Irvine

Whatever It Takes To Get The Job Done

"Successful people do whatever it takes to get the job done, whether or not they feel like it. They understand that it is not any one single push on the flywheel but the cumulative total of all their sequential, unfailingly consistent pushes that eventually creates movement of such astonishing momentum in their lives." 

-- Jeff Olson