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“We all can make the world a better place by taking calculated risk.” - Vladimir Adonis
“Slow down to the speed of connection.” – David Wood
“Titles don’t mean anything. Actions mean everything.” – Shawn Nason
“Money is the number one excuse human beings give for anything we can’t have, do, or be.” – Morgana Rae
“You can’t get to the next place with the same connections you have today.” – Kym Glass
“Adulting is overrated.” - Gregory Erich Phillips
Be savvy and collaborative enough to bring people in that help you be your best.
“When I train people, my job is to make it too expensive for them to go to work anymore.” – Tom Antion
“Stop talking yourself out of things and start talking yourself into things.” - Jennifer Lieberman
“Whatever you create, make it good art because somebody is going to find it and somebody is going to fall in love with it.” – Terry Shepherd
“Our brains are wired for stories.” – Jane Tabachnick
“Don’t think like a client, think like a buyer.” – Mark Kumar
Nourish and cultivate your spiritual experiences.
“If you’re persistent you’ll get it, and if you're consistent you’ll keep it.” – Katrina Roddy
“All of us are so much more dynamic than we ever realize.” - Stephanie Lavigne
“Don’t think who wants to read what I’ve got to write. Share your wisdom.” – Pat Duckworth
“God’s got a lot of things moving that I’m playing catch up with.” – April D. Metzler
“My emotional stability can’t be based on mirages of success.” – Jeff Elkins
“Typos are like mushrooms. They grow overnight.” – Olivia Wylie
“Grit is not something that comes easily or that is only for military pilots or big mountain climbers. Grit is innate in every single one of us.” – Shannon Huffman Polson
“The sooner we can learn to embrace change, the better off we’ll be for everything that’s going to happen from here on out.” – Monica Ortega
“Don’t Lip Sync through life.” – Jim Knight
“It’s really hard to do it all yourself.” – W.L. Hawkin
“We are grains of sand on God’s beach acting like we are the ocean.” – Kim B. Miller
