Fighting is usually wrong. The only enemy worth fighting is the version of you that settles for less than what you’re capable of delivering.

The path of least resistance rarely leads to meaningful results. Choose the route of highest contribution instead, which often means the harder road. 

Change is hard. True leaders don’t wait for conditions to be perfect; they make moves and find ways to create the needed change, now. 

Healing is not about returning to who you once were; it is about arriving as who you are supposed to be.

Responsibility is the bridge between where you are and where you want to go. Own your decision and you reclaim your direction.

Transformation means letting go of what no longer serves the outcome you’re committed to, while respecting the role it played. Resistance is not your enemy, it’s the signal that you are moving toward something meaningful. Learn from it, don’t fight it.

The patterns that limit you today were once your survival and coping mechanisms. It’s time to upgrade them into strategies that support the growth that is found inside of you.

You are the architect of your own growth. When you stop resisting your potential and the truth that surrounds you, you begin working with yourself and with God, not against both.

If you want to build trusted relationships, starting off by letting others be wrong is often a better strategy than making yourself right. Eventually, if important, because of the trust you have built, you can then correct the wrongs and show the right. 

Working hard doesn’t work,

if you are working, 

on the wrong things.