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| Taking a Leap of Faith |
Nothing can tame a flaming heart.
Don‟t get caught in the downdraft of doubt.
Don‟t leave this world without giving it your all.
Give back more than you take.
“ When you stop giving, when you stop offering something, its time to turn off the lights.” -George Burns
Exercise energizes the mind.
Go for the gold.
The path to least resistance often yields the least amount of success.
Don't start to quit.
Blaming others is a waste of energy.
The ultimate goal: To achieve the maximum potential out of life.
Motivation is a fire. You must add fuel.
Every oak tree began as a tiny acorn.
Powerful combination: Vision of an eagle, heart of a lion.
Live life like a two-minute drill.
Life is like a finish line. What are you doing to get there first?
Venture into the “ uncomfortable zone.”
To succeed in this world, you have to change all the time.
Want it so bad that you can taste it.
Winners do the little things exceptionally well.
Winning, like losing, is a choice.
Belief yourself far outweighs the doubts of others.
The sky is full of opportunity –
“Dare to Soar”
“Dare to Soar”
What's popular isn't always right, and what's right isn't popular.
Those who have vision most often share in the victory.
Vision: the ability to see what others only dream.
Dreaming is the first step to achieving.
You won‟t achieve it unless you are passionate about it.
Choose peak over partial performance.
We must risk failure to achieve success.
When you march to the beat of a different drummer, you'll be out of step with the people around you.
Remember, for all things there is a season.
The “ Thrill of Victory” often comes right after the “Agony of Defeat”.
Quit thinking about thinking to quit.
Eighty percent give up after the first try. Be the twenty percenter.
Moat people talk but few people do.
Great achievers are great dreamers.
The quest for success is not always a comfortable journey.
Like an eagle uses its talons, we must grasp opportunity before it disappears.
Turbulence is a necessary part of the journey.
Potential is your gift. Don't waste it.
Life is like a bank account; we must make the deposits before withdrawals can be made.
Get out of neutral and put your life into overdrive.
Mediocrity is blind to opportunity.
In every thought and action, think excellence.
You don't drown by falling into water, but by staying there.
Motivation is the high octane fuel that drives you to maximum achievement.
Failure is normally a choice.
Like a farmer, we get out of life what we put into it. No more, no less.
We must risk failure to capture success.
Keep your face toward the sun and you won't see the shadows.
Winners focus on “ When they will” not “If they can.”
What you think about is what you will ultimately become.
Goals are like the stars: they are always there. Adversity is like the clouds: they are temporary and will move on. Keep your eyes on the stars.
Pride: Personal Responsibility in Developing Excellence.
The one consistent trait of successful people-they continue to place one foot in front of the other.
In all that you do, give it all you have.Refuse to tiptoe through life.
The true character of an individual is what they think, say or do when no one else is present.
Be an “explorer” in life.
The 5 keys to success in life: what you watch,what you listen to, what you read ,what you think about, who you associated with.
Wealth is within reach.
If an eagle waited for perfect conditions, it would never soar.
Many start, but few finish the race of life.
Winners have an unquenched thirst for success.
Self-motivation is the “turbocharger” of life.
Success is just a little effort away.
Wisdom is much more powerful than knowledge.
Success normally follows an intense commitment to excellence.
Lean from failure-Babe Ruth struck out almost twice as many times as he hit home runs.
One must leave the security of the nest to achieve greatness.
Individuals “ wishing they could” are certain to be passed by those “ thinking they can”.
Those committed to mediocrity will always occupy a subservient role.
Excellence is always available to all who are willing to make the commitment.
Winning habits will separate you from the “pack” of mediocrity.
Just being on the right track is not good enough. If you don‟t move, you will probably get run over.
Due to a serious shortage of excellence, it is in great demand.
The grave is a terrible place to waste potential.
Mozart was 7 when he publish his first musical composition.
George Bernard Shaw produced an award-winning play when he was 94 years old.
At 10, Yehudi Menuhin was the youngest artist to solo at Carnegie Hall.
Benjamin Franklin helped frame the constitution of the United States when he was 81 years old.
Brent Vogle was 4 when he ran in and completed a sanctioned 26.2 mile marathon.
"How old would you be would you be if you didn't know how old you were?" -Satchel Page
The fact is, it doesn‟t matter when you do something great. Age has a very little to do with ability.
To your success!
To your success!
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