The Christ who died for you and rose again is the only One who can condemn you. And He does not.

We don’t always control what happens to us. But we always control how we interpret what happens to us, as well as how we respond.

Great leaders are those who trust their gut. They are those who understand the art before the science. They win hearts before minds. They are the ones who start with WHY.

The real problem isn’t our limited time. The real problem is that we’ve inherited, and feel pressured to live by, a troublesome set of ideas about how to use our limited time. We assume this will help optimize our short time on earth. Instead, the opposite happens. These time management ideals are pretty much guaranteed to make things worse.

A climax should provide the feeling of catharsis. This Greek word actually means 'vomiting up' or 'purging,' but in English has come to mean a purifying emotional release, or an emotional breakthrough.

In business, you can’t be in control if you aren’t on top of your cash flow. That’s a lesson worth learning as early as possible.

Owning our story and loving ourselves through that process is the bravest thing that we will ever do.

Results – we actually need the results to show for our commitments, which is the real foundation for trust e.g. FedEx promise overnight delivery and they deliver

The Resurrection stage represents a field trial of a hero's new skills, in the real world. It's both a reminder of death and a test of the hero's learning.

The real measure of any time management technique is whether or not it helps you neglect the right things.