"You can do this. I know you can. I pushed past more failures in my life than I can even remember—and what I took from each one is the lessons within them. I am stronger than I ever knew, and guess what? So are you! Maybe you aren’t sure if you believe that yet. I get it. The process that leads to self-love, confidence, and self-acceptance can be long and painful. Just stick with it—one day at a time."
-- Jay Adkins
"Become comfortable with being uncomfortable. You must be willing to get uncomfortable daily. Remember, discomfort means growth is happening. So, don’t be afraid of it. When you don’t feel like doing something, DO IT!"
-- Jay Adkins
"Make the daily decision. You must decide every single day that you will do the necessary things to transform your success psyche. The key phrase here is “every single day.” It’s not a one-time decision."
-- Jay Adkins
"Sit down and think about what you want your life to look like. Most people never get what they want because they don’t know what they want. What does YOUR success snowflake look like? Remember, it has to be your success, not someone else’s."
-- Jay Adkins
"The final step in creating your Success Psyche is to define your why. Your why will help you do the tough things along the way that you don’t feel like doing. Remember, your why can change during your journey. So, revisit it each quarter and make sure it’s still giving you the motivation you need to push past failure and make the daily decision to be excellent!"
-- Jay Adkins
"Things happen, so you’ve got to stay flexible. You’ve also got to stay committed to your schedule and not allow distractions that are not on your calendar to creep in and steal your most precious commodity (time). If you don’t take control, the results could be catastrophic."
-- Jay Adkins
"I like to live life as a game. It’s more effective, and it also has the distinct advantage of being more fun. Start viewing life as something worth training for and playing hard. The alternative is to let the current of life sweep you along with it. We should work to become studiers of our craft. It could be in sales, teaching, or corporate America. We can all become elite professionals in whatever we do."
-- Jay Adkins
