Doing the right thing wrong, 

is infinitely better than doing the wrong thing,

right. 

The best way to change the way you feel is to first change the actions you take. 

99.9% of all excuses and justifications for “changing” decisions, commitments, and previously made covenants are rooted in the foundation of comfort (mental, emotional, social) or convenience (personal, community, relational). 

The more you say it is hard, it is too hard and too uncomfortable, the easier it gets to give in and give up. Once the excuses get so loud you start to believe them, your actions stop being weaknesses and become a choice, and eventual a habit. 

Fear exists in our minds, in the abstract, in a potential version of the future that doesn’t actual exist. 

Letting go of your ego can be scary, people might take advantage of you or see the real you. 

Once we face the fear, we realize that the ego never actually protected us, it just held us back from accomplishing our ultimate purpose. 

Great goals motivate. 

Bad goals discourage. 

Most of the time it is about perspective, purpose, and passion… not the goal itself. 

The antidotes, vaccines, and cures for fear are all actually just the same thing: Action. 

Action kills fear, action prevents fear, and action overcomes fear.  

Those who desire to create an impact must first build trust. 

The best way to show your selfishness is to:

choose comfort over commitment

&

choose convenience over covenant.