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Reading is important but you learn by doing. Read to learn something to do it immediately; not a few years later. Also, avoid the system of thinking that says education for x years than work for y years. No. The fastest way to truly understand something and learn it is by doing it. But even more so; after doing it, teaching it.

We just don't know which 99%. But once something hits/resonates/explodes, drop everything else and focus your energy on growth.

One of Jesus' famous lines was this, do not be anxious for anything. It's a great reminder that

Any system you follow should help you step into your power not feel powerless or less powerful. That doesn't mean there is not vulnerabilities in life but that you have the power that God bestowed to you at all times. Does this belief system lead to a powerlessness or said differently, giving away your power. God intends you to step into your power.

Tony Robbins says success is 80% physiological and 20% tactical. I believe tactical is extremely important but think it almost gives too much space to think physiological is less important. My rule of thumb: 99% is physiological.

Really, don't waste timing doing things at a 10% level or a 90% level. Te hardest to differentiate between is the 90% and 100%. What I do to keep my eyes wide and know where to put my energy is in the things that take my attention and I don't need to be loyal to. For instance, what am I loyal to that I don't even try to be loyal to?

Teaching growth is like teaching someone to dance or swim; you can give clear directives but it's important for the person to do what is necessary. But even then, in the end, they are the one who makes it happen. They are the ones who must perform in their own unique flow. Growth is the same - it's like a dance and walk through life that takes training but also personal experience.

Most people do the exact opposite. This is the biggest difference between a cynic (I'm just telling the truth - type of attitude) versus an optimist.

If you can connect with someone, that's great. But if they are not good at repair or you guys don't repair well, then it's important to not tie any of your future to them, whether in business, life, or anything else. You can talk to them, help them, etc, but it's not your problem. Learn your attachment style.

In a world of ever-increasing demands, your freedom (not from responsibility) is of utmost important. Being trapped by a system of work or busyness or perfectionism isn't a path to success. Find freedom; not to be uncaring and irresponsible but rather to be fruitful and prosperous. And freedom isn’t complete abandonment of responsibility but stewarding full responsibility for what you are called to carry.

Often more is always available and the idea that more can get done in the future. If you have even a single doubt about it, just say no. Moreover, just staying quiet for another minute, hour, or day was exactly what was needed to bring resolution.

Not your body or your arm or your intellect but you. Not your bank account or anything else but you are the source of your life. Not a relationship or anything else. If it is anything else beyond you, insecurity will reside. God gives you that source, but you have the opportunity to steward it.

I believe 100% commitment in anything you do is the best option and frankly the ‘easiest’ option. It’s not easy because it requires little effort. It’s easy because there is no guessing if it’s worth it. You can’t sacrifice what must if you choose the path of half in and half out.

Everything will have a 100x factor beyond what you initially think is being done. Because of that, don't start multiple things at the same time without the resources to handle 100x growth.

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