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In the Bible Acts 20:35 quotes Jesus as saying “It is more blessed to give than to receive”. This idea is found in other religions and philosophies as well. Our initial response might be that it seems counterintuitive or fake, but when you truly embrace this mindset, you find yourself much happier. A great purpose…

Several times I’ve emotionally felt my life was over, and several times I physically was saved from my life being over. I didn’t get it perfect before then. I made mistakes, hurt people, and didn’t fully live up to my potential. The present is a second chance. There is liberation in your second life. Perfect…

You’ll probably never have an empty to-do list, and if you do you might find yourself at a loss instead of feeling satisfied, so it’s a hollow goal. A better way is to be focused on spending your time and energy on something worthwhile. Do what you believe to be the most important thing in…

I haven’t lived the perfect life. I’ve made mistakes, so that possibility is gone. Knowing this, I am free to live boldly without fear of imperfection. This is the way to live, that results in a beautiful life. Good and perfect alike are the enemies of great.

Contemplating death can seem morbid, but it’s a powerful motivator to acknowledge our time is limited. We don’t know how many tomorrows we’ll get, and that’s a great reason to make today count. Do the things you love and be the person you want to be. It is better to give than to receive –…

I’m reading Atomic Habits by James Clear and in it he talks about designing your environment to suit your goals. This seems obvious but how many of us actually do it? If we want to eat healthy, do we have fruit on our table or snacks and treats? If we want to drink less, is…

Jim Rohn has a great quote “My definition of easy? It’s easy if I can do it.” I love this mindset. It’s not about being unrealistic or delusional. It’s about reinforcing your capability and addressing challenges not with trepidation or apprehension but with strength and optimism. You can do it, so it’s easy.

Just one letter apart but completely different meanings. One doesn’t lead to the other. Those who find themselves winning are the ones that ask “how can I make the best of this” and push forward, not those that complain about their circumstances. Which are you doing today?

I listened to a Rob Dyrdek interview with Lewis Howes yesterday and Lewis mentioned this quote “remember your future”. It’s a clever play on words and a great message. Live in the present in a way that serves your future, lives up to your future self. The health, the family, the career – don’t compromise…

Things will be easier after… I’ll start doing this after… I’m going to turn things around when… This attitude robs of your drive to make the best of the present moment. Gary Keller said in his interview with Tim Ferriss “You have to be appropriate in the moment. If you are, you’ve set yourself up…