Your Attitude Is A Choice.

Time Is More Valuable Than Money, Because Time Is Irreplaceable.

A Visionary Company Is Like A Great Work Of Art. Think Of Michelangelo's Scenes From Genesis On The Ceiling Of The Sistine Chapel Or His Statue Of David. Think Of A Great And Enduring Novel Like Huckleberry Finn Or Crime And Punishment. Think Of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony Or Shakespeare's Henry V. Think Of A Beautifully Designed Building, Like The Masterpieces Of Frank Lloyd Wright Or Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe. You Can't Point To Any One Single Item That Makes The Whole Thing Work; It's The Entire Work-all The Pieces Working Together To Create An Overall Effect-that Leads To Enduring Greatness.

The More You Do, The More You Fail. The More You Fail, The More You Learn. The More You Learn, The Better You Get.

Confidence Equals Contentment With Self; Contentment Is Knowing You Have All You Need For The Present Circumstances.

When Pastors Ask Me If Their People Will Buy This Vision, I Ask Them Two Questions: "have They Bought Into Your Leadership?" If They Haven't, Don't Ever Try To Pass On A Vision. Second, "have You Processed This Vision Correctly?"