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“What makes a person unique is their vision, their belief, their passion, and their flat out unwillingness to give up.”

“It takes literally no effort to allow yourself to drift into a negative state of mind. However, an inspired mind is one that has been developed and is constantly practiced in the art of visualization, positive thinking, and unwavering belief in potential and possibility.”

“When it comes to recognizing your greatness, start first within your mind. Start now, in this moment. Imagine, imagine, imagine and then believe!”

“Successful people will tell you that they do not wonder if they are going to succeed. They know they will. It's just a matter of when.”

“People who believe in their own potential, and who are driven by purpose, rarely have time to talk about it.”

“Life's unpredictable path and length, should be enough to make you want to take a chance.”

“Opportunities seldom appear wrapped in shiny paper with a big bow as you might hope. Remaining open to the packages they do in fact come in, regardless of how they appear, can lead to hugely profound experiences.”

“Before you get a bad attitude by drawing recurring conclusions to new situation based on past experiences, be sure to look for the possibilities.”

“As long as you're alive you're going to be thrown a few obstacles. It's what you do with them that matters.”

“Opportunities rarely give second chances.”

“You never know who you're talking to. Don't judge. Remember people who you encounter are put in your path for a reason.”

“Life is full of surprises but you are exactly where you are supposed to be. Start there.”

“Sometimes what may appear as unfair, may actually be a huge favor from the Universe, pushing you in the right direction to live your dreams.”

“I take my integrity seriously, but make no mistake, I do not rely on others to do the same.”

“When you get clear on your own boundaries, you will find it easy to decide what you are willing to accept in your career.”

“Maybe I’ll never be able to figure out what I’m passionate about. But when I choose something, it has to be something that when I wake up it’s the first thing I think about, and it’s also the last thing I think about before I go to sleep. I read about other people and how much they love their jobs—like, how they just want to do it all the time and it doesn’t feel like work because they love it so much. I want that to happen to me.”

“It might come a time to not follow your passion, so to speak, although it must be prioritized. It may be the case that your passion will serve as the medic, your peace of mind, alongside a higher calling, with your higher calling being the point man.”

“I have found a higher calling; inspirational-writing! I can’t imagine myself doing any other work, when I ought to write and transmit, awe-inspiring-words, to the souls longing for it.”

“Your work isn’t simply your job description, title, or industry. It’s when you wake up, what you wear, and your first 30 minutes in the office. It’s what your office is or is not, the five people you are physically closest to, and whether you can get up and walk or have to sit all day. It’s whether you fear for your job due to changing laws or innovation each day. It’s how it fits with your family and all the people and events that matter most. It’s the person you are when you come home.”

“In one way or another, almost every twentysomething client I have wonders, 'Will things work out for me?' The uncertainty behind that question is what makes twentysomething life so difficult, but it is also what makes twentysomething action so possible and so necessary. It's unsettling to not know the future and, in a way, even more daunting to consider that what we are doing with our twentysomething lives might be determining it.”

“A simple way to start clarifying your presentation’s purpose is to consider your audience’s pre-presentation and post-presentation attitudes, beliefs and knowledge. In other words: What do they think right now? What do they need to think after my presentation? This will help you determine where your presentation needs to take your audience from and to.”