The more you prepare, the more courage you will find. 

Our entire lives are our story. How we tell that story determines what role we play in it. We can look at like it something that controls us, that we are watching from the outside—or it can be something we write, something we actively working to influence. We are the main character, but also the author. 

Learning is important. 

Learning to learn is important. 

Learning to do is more important. 

Learning to believe is most important. 

Confidence (or lack thereof) is our outward expression of what we believe we are internally.

Confidence is often learned. 

Everyone needs a seat at the table. We don’t always get what we need though. We always get what we earn. Earn the right to be able the table. 

We all make mistakes. 

Solution:  Admit + Adjust + Act

1. Admit the mistake and take full responsibility. 
2. Adjust your mindset to fix the root problem. 
3. Act different, change the wrong behavior and take new action. 

The more we listen to truth, the more we hear truth, the more enlightened we become. 

As we focus on truth, the miseries of life become more bearable, our weaknesses grow stronger, and our relationships get better. 

Once we look past what we want at first, it is much easier to see what we need. 

Once we can see, we can look ahead, plan ahead, and work toward the better results. 

 

Anything we hold for too long becomes part of us. It begins to control us even though we think we are controlling it or them. 

Holding on to fear makes us fearful and afraid.

Holding on the pain makes us hurt even more. 

Holding on to anger makes us weak. 

Holding on to happiness deprives us the ability and blessing of sharing it with others. 

Let go of everything and peace increases. 

Your gifts are needed, but never forced or coerced out of you. You need to be willing to share, it takes work to share, you must put in the work to share your gifts. 

When we accept truth, we feel healthier. 

Truth sets us free. 

Free from emotional sickness. 

Free from physical sickness.