Motivation Episodes

“Laughing is the biggest energy boost that you can give yourself.” - Romana Hasenöhrl

“I became living proof that the past does not equal the future. You can change things.” - Dr. Stephan Neff

“If you don’t have a clear intention, nothing is going to change.” - Danielle Matthews

"It is our relationship with ourselves that determines the kind of relationships we have with others." - Tracy Secombe

“Have the courage to follow your gift.” – Dr. Paul Hannah

“Grief is a process, but it is not permanent.” - Portia Booker

Instead of growing into who you want to be, pull out that person you want to be.

“I control the input; God controls the impact.” - Cory Carlson

“Success is found by the people that are willing to do the things others are too scared to do.” – Donnie Boivin

“When a person discovers who they are, they have to know that every stage of life has a different mission.” – David Green

Breathe and believe in yourself.

“Happiness comes from challenging yourself, not from sitting on the couch preserving yourself for tomorrow.” - Hayk Tadevosyan

“God doesn’t care how long it takes because you are worth it.” - Danielle Bernock

“Businesses that are inspired and well thought out, those succeed. Businesses that you think about and are just ideas in your head usually fall apart.” – Vickie Helm

“Don’t let people tell you what you can’t do. They’ll tell you what they can’t do or what they think they can’t do.” – Simon Leslie

“Figure out who you want to be in the end” - Nathaniel A. Turner, JD

“Fear is one of the greatest barriers that we have.” – Shiva Kumar

“People love people who are good listeners.” – Sarah Elkins

“Your voice makes a difference.” - Eliana Gilad

“Keep going and don’t stop because you don’t know where you’re going to land.” - Pennie Crockett

Even though your past can be painful, it doesn’t have to be your identity.

“Diversify your ideas.” – Violet Lemay

“When you try to help everyone, you just help yourself right out of business.” - Tonya Eberhart

“The thing you’re afraid to say is very likely what your audience needs to hear.” – Tyler Foley