What you tell yourself about yourself - your identity - impacts how you live. Rather than knock your skills, build yourself up by what you do well.

Software upgrades are vital in technology to maintain top-level performance. Reading and all forms of learning are a kind of software upgrade for our minds.

Surround yourself with things that bring you joy. Get rid of what doesn't. The same goes for people. Release yourself from people who take you down.

A lot done through history has been wrong. Take slavery, for example. But it is equally wrong to transfer today's norms to decades or centuries prior.

If you want to remember to do something, write it down. If you work on your "to do's," you'll get a lot done. It's a good feeling of accomplishment, isn't it?

If you always see the glass half full, you'll always look for negative things in others. And you'll find them. Better to look for positives, also right there.

If you really want people to listen to you, don't raise your voice. Lower it. This will cause people to have to listen more carefully, instead of tune you out.

The best way to get better is to turn away from what is going wrong and to turn toward what will help your business and your life.

Small problems are easy to solve. Big ones take more time and often additional outside help. If you need help on the big issues, get it. Don't wait.

The most selfless thing we can do right now is to stay home, shelter ourselves, maintain social distancing, and keep from getting infected and infecting others.

In life it's not always the quality of hand we're dealt. It's more about playing a poor hand well. Now is a good time to face a tough time and play through it.

Things always change. They never stay the same. We constantly need to adjust to a new normal. No matter how bad things look, they'll be okay.

The most important thing we can do in a time of crisis is to go out of our way to connect with people and help them in any way we can.

In times of crisis, some people cut, some hide, some hoard, and some conform. The best reflect and innovate to lead a way forward. Which are you?

Necessity is the mother of invention. We are in necessary times. Therefore, we are experiencing and inventing a new way to address the future.

We can't really change what we've been dealt this past month, but we can change the way we approach each day and how we get through it. Hang tough.

Online convenience was already taking place before the Coronavirus hit. Now a sea change will emerge that will alter the way we do most everything.

Now that things are beginning to open up, ask yourself what you learned during the lockdown phase. Did you grow or did you squander the time?

It's easy today to lose focus and drive to get things done. But it can also occur from complacency about the responsibilities before us.

Flexibility is the new luxury. If you can create a flexible lifestyle and make a good, secured living from it, you are in the sweet spot of life.