Just like gravity, “the lie” is always there, always working.

The lie is that you are not enough.

The truth is that you are enough.

Make sure the truth works harder than the lie.

Terrible ideas and words create terrible actions.

Watch your thoughts and speech so you don’t have to watch your actions.

If we are content we are more resilient. If are content we become more generous. Gaining contentment is good for us, but also good for everyone around us as well.

The more we think about what others are going through, or try to think about others’ situations and feelings, the better we become and serving, leading, and helping. The more we can lead, the more we can influence.

Responsibility gives you authority – not rank, not seniority, not strength. The more responsibility you have the more impact you have.

Assumptions are needed and vital for growth.

Wrong assumptions don’t just hurt you today, but they often erase years of effort.

Every social structure ever created is fragile, is brittle, and is weak. It has perceived strength, but can be broken in an instant. All it takes is for good people to act with courage and do the right thing and every social structure that is bad will break or if it is good, it will grow stronger. The opposite is also true. If the bad intentions and selfish actions are the norms, then good structures will evaporate and bad ones will rise. Perception is everything. We see what we do – individually and as a group.

Thinking about yesterday stops our growth today and limits our potential tomorrow.

Everyone seems to loves to be the center. Just look at every map ever made…

Most don’t want the scrutiny, the work, the effort, the responsibility that comes with being the focal point.

With attention comes accountability – use it or lose it.

While we should never judge, especially appearances – we know that packaging is important. How something or someone is presented to us influences our initial thoughts and reactions. Since we know that to be true, we need to adjust accordingly based on how we want others to feel.