Much Like The Hands Of A Clock

Discouragement Tricks You Into Mentally Or Emotionally Dwelling In The Very Place You Want To Leave.

The Character Of Greatness Must Be Measured In Two Ways, Else The Measurement Is Flawed. First, And By Far Most Popular Of All, Is By One's Ability To Succeed In Times Of Trial Where Others May Fail. But Of No Less Importance, And Perhaps Foundational To Any Form Of Greatness, Is One's Willingness To Start Over In Spite Of Failure, When Success Seems Farthest Away.

You Have A Destination Far Beyond Where You Find Yourself Standing Today.

A Crisis Is A Close Encounter Of The Third Kind.

Instead Of Always Asking Yourself Why So-and-so Acts This Or That Way, Learn To Ask: "what's Inside Of Me That Wants To Hurt Itself Over How Anyone Else Acts?"