Daily Mind Medicine

The less consistent you are, the less powerful you'll ultimately become.

If you can pay attention to the things that hurt, oftentimes you can learn how to navigate better in the future.

You've got to get to the place where you are willing to first and foremost say I can control the situation through the way that I choose to react

The game of growth is most often not about your stuff. The game of growth is most often not about revenue.

Where the is no vacuum, there is no movement.

Maintenance Allow yourself to recharge. Allow yourself to put some gas in the tank.

If you don't believe you deserve it, you'll likely never achieve it.

It's worth the time to build a proper foundation.

Fear and insecurity are the two most negative forces that we battle in the war of our mind. Learn to master them and you will have ultimate control and freedom from negative inputs.

If you spend your life chasing an outcome, then that outcome will never be good enough.

Are you an internal pressure or an external pressure type of person. Do you require external pressure in order for you to hit your targets or are you primarily driven through internal pressure.

Every once in a while you've got to relax. Every once in a while you've got to pause.

Risk comes first. Opportunity comes second.

Failure is a great gift. Failure is a great teacher. Failure is a great way for you to open up the boundaries and push to the next level.

You've got to learn on your inner behaviors. Not focusing on your revenue, your assets, even any of the external byproducts. If you fall in love with the byproduct, eventually you wont have a byproduct. You have to fall in love with the process.

Where in your business are you currently struggling but if you're honest with yourself you believe that it is normal to be struggling. Its time to change your expectations.

Maybe you not getting what you think you want right now is actually a catalyst for maneuvering you into a position to have something better.

There two different fights every time you advance in your life: The fight to step into and the fight to hang onto.

 Think about the accidental in your life that have actually turned out to be great gifts. If we take a moment and think about this, you'll probably find that a good portion of the things you are most grateful for today are the exact byproduct of something that at first you were not grateful for.

Increase always creates a problem. There are two different types of problems: problems that are created, and problems that are allowed.

It's important to know when a season is ending. Endings are very important. You have to learn to let go.

If you want to go far, go deep. There is power in depth but it takes time and patience to cultivate. Do the hard work and go deep.

The difference is between doing right and being right. Do the right thing and advance.

The only thing you can control is yourself.

There are times to press the gas and times to press the brake. Do so in the wrong sequence and you'll end up somewhere you don't want to be. The danger of going too fast will lead straight to burnout and reckless behavior.