"The opposite of question everything is question nothing. And if you don’t question things, there’s no knowledge, no learning, no creativity, no freedom of choice, no imagination. So I always ask why. And why not. I ask question, question, question, question. And then listen. And that’s how I discover something new."
-- Heston Blumenthal
"Trust yourself. The way in which you project yourself has the power to set the best version of your brain free. Having confidence in yourself and getting excited about achieving your goals activates your creativity, your problem solving abilities, and a more enthusiastic view of life."
-- Marian Rojas Estape
"I would encourage you to pursue your passion. If you don’t know what that is, you need to pursue discovering your passion. In one of his most famous songs, John Denver wrote, “Going home to a place you’ve never been before.” This is the experience you will have when you find your destiny. Everything in your life will seem to fit, and the whole world will slide into focus."
-- Jim Stovall
"If you will chose to speak positive words—words of life, words of healing, words of forgiveness— instead of negative, critical, blaming, complaining words, you can turn your bitter waters sweet. If you don’t, you will poison yourself from the bitter waters that flow out of your own heart."
-- Brian Zahnd
"Each of us has so much untapped capability. We’re reminded of it every time we hear stories of triumphs of will and ingenuity—whether it’s an innovation by someone like Dean Kamen, one of America’s greatest inventors, or a citizen standing up for honor in the community. We call it all kinds of things—courage, brilliance, vision, even miracle."
-- Vishen Lakhiani
"Your perception reigns supreme. If your perception of something is making you feel bad, try on a new perception. We always have the freedom to choose how we look at something. For example, “I lost my job; I'm worthless,” can become “I wonder what wonderful opportunity is going to open up for me now to do what I truly love, utilizing some of the skills I have gained in this last job?”"
-- Mikaela Katherine Jones
"Man. Because he sacrifices his health in order to make money. Then he sacrifices money to recuperate his health. And then he is so anxious about the future that he does not enjoy the present; the result being that he does not live in the present or the future; he lives as if he is never going to die, and then dies having never really lived."
-- James J. Lachard
"“A good goal should scare you a little and excite you a lot.” Scary and exciting are two beautiful feelings that good end goals often bring out. Scary is a good thing because it means you’re pushing your boundaries—that’s how you take steps toward the extraordinary. Excitement signifies that your goal is genuinely close to your heart—not something you’re doing to please someone else or to conform to society’s Brules."
-- Joe Vitale
"Visualize one thing until you attain that one thing. Then visualize a larger success until you have attained that. Then a still larger success, always keeping within the bounds of reason and always making allowance for the improbable or unforeseen emergency."
-- Charles F. Haanel
"You have to be conscious and committed in how you spend your time, or your whole life will end up being filled with the unimportant. Every time you make a time decision, you're reinforcing what's most important to you. Every time you say yes to something, you unconsciously say no to something else. You can do absolutely anything, but not everything. What can you say no to in order to free up the time to create something epic?"
-- Tina Tower
