Self-Improvement Episodes

“Consider the context in all of your communication.” - Christopher Pellegrini

“The work you do on the inside of yourself is going to have a profound effect not only on your inner being and your happiness but on your success in the outside world.” – Lynnda Pollio

“Live your life leading with love.” – Kristina Rienzi

“It only takes one really good client to pay for a lot of marketing.” – Gael Wood

Focus on getting 1% better every day!

“Flaws are our own unique perfections.” – Rob White

“If you don’t know your worth, the world will not value you.” - Rekha Mordani

Realize your destiny.

“Things really do work out when you take care of everybody, and you take care of the people love.” - Kristin Zhivago

“Be the person who illuminates.” - Susan RoAne

“How’s God not going to root for the guy that wants to lead people to Him and help hurting people.” – Michael Towers

“Excellence honors God and inspires people. Mediocrity does neither.” - Rev. Dr. William Attaway

“If you’re trying to half-do two things, you’re not going to do either thing really well.” – Holly Worton

“Go get help from a gray-haired person.” - Gordon Stein

“Celebrate the process of learning.” - Shaahin Cheyene

“Don’t just see your career as a job where you’re performing a certain task. See it as an apprenticeship to a higher purpose or as your purpose.” - Tony Pisanelli

“Whenever you remind someone of their value, you increase your own value.” - Dr. Joseph Shrand

“Face your stuff, don’t stuff your face.” - Renée Jones

“People want to read about ordinary lives too because we read books to learn how to live.” - Linda Wisniewski

“Vague requests give you vague results.” - Benjamin H.S. Scott Jr.

“Beta readers and editors are worth their weight in gold.” – Helen Starbuck

“Your perspective is going to dictate how you react to a situation.” - Kevin E. Eastman

“Be still in the storm because that is where we are reborn.” - Shundrey Patterson

“Great communication and great connection produces a greater level of intimacy.” - LaQuita Monley