Your Attitude Is A Choice.

I Wish I Could Say I Coined The Phrase "failing Forward." I Do It All The Time. I Find As I've Embraced This Approach To Business, Life, Cycling And Generally Any New Endeavor I Take On, I've Grown More And More Comfortable With The Possibility That I Am Not Likely To Succeed On My First Try. And That's Ok.

Discontent With The Status Quo Is A Great Catalyst For Vision.

Leaders Should Get Out Of Their Comfort Zone But Stay In Their Strength Zone. When Their Work Lies Within Their Natural Gifting And Strengths, Leaders Experience The Greatest Return In Productivity And Contentment. Life Is Too Short To Live In The Comfort Zone, Where Growing And Accomplishing And Achieving Your Potential Takes A Back Seat. I Suggest You Refocus If The Comfort Zone Is Your Leadership Priority.

When It Comes To Money, You Can't Win. If You Focus On Making It, You're Materialistic. If You Try To But Don't Make Any, You're A Loser. If You Make A Lot And Keep It, You're A Miser. If You Make It And Spend It, You're A Spendthrift. If You Don't Care About Making It, You're Unambitious. If You Make A Lot And Still Have It When You Die, You're A Fool-for Trying To Take It With You. The Only Way To Really Win With Money Is To Hold It Loosely-and Be Generous With It To Accomplish Things Of Value.

To Reach Your Potential You Must Grow. And To Grow, You Must Be Highly Intentional About It.