My recent trip to the dealership is the perfect example of a business hurting themselves by doing something too well.

The only thing standing between you and what you want is you.

But what if I make a mistake?

I never felt like someone who knew his life's purpose. But looking back it seems obvious now.

Practicing in front of an audience. That's what makes for great story and storytellers.

Every once in a while I catch myself asking this unhelpful question.

Writers are forged through commitment.

Not knowing what to expect is no reason not to plan ahead.

You can step off the path you're on but know the time will pass either way.

One of my favorite parables that remind me to get back to work!

Learn from your past mistakes and be better tomorrow.

If you create your strategy correctly, it will have coffee stains instead of dust on it in a year.

Be the kind of person you need to be to achieve your goal.

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I saw an eagle today. It was glorious.

Burnt the roof of my mouth with a Totino's Pizza Roll. "You are going to get the same test until you pass it," said Jimmy Butler after losing game six vs. the Celtics with 0.11 seconds on the clock. Thirty-five years since my first pizza roll. I'm taking the same test.