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Although we are navigating uncharted waters, there is still beauty, calmness, and wisdom immersed within the tide.
We can come out on the other side of this setback with more dignity, a higher purpose, and, most of all, a better understanding of who we want to become.
Works of genius can begin from the work of men and women, when alone with nothing but their thoughts, ideas, curiosity, and time.
Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good things ever die.
Churchill didn’t make foolhardy promises that could never be kept. Good leaders never do. Instead, he spoke candidly of the dark realities the country faced.
Cultivate a mindset that is entitled to nothing and grateful for everything.
Leaders and positive difference-makers find a way even when the valley is low, the wind is strong, and the tide is turbulent.
Think long term. Think long and hard about every dollar you plan to spend today.
We have three conflicting views of ourselves that, when operating independently, cause us harm.
As leaders, we must give those we lead a sense of purpose.
