Speak Up. Not Just Tomorrow,

Piracy Is Not The Problem, Obscurity Is.

Your Audacious Life Goals Are Fabulous. We're Proud Of You For Having Them. But It's Possible That Those Goals Are Designed To Distract You From The Thing That's Really Frightening You--the Shift In Daily Habits That Would Mean A Re-invention Of How You See Yourself.

In Fact, Most Of The Time, People With Similar Information, Similar Beliefs And Similar Apparent Choices Will Choose Similar Actions. So If You Want To Know Why Someone Does What They Do, Start With What They Know, What They Believe And Where They Came From. Dismissing Actions We Don't Admire Merely Because We Don't Care Enough To Have Empathy Is Rarely Going To Help Us Make The Change We Seek. It Doesn't Help Us Understand, And It Creates A Gulf That Drives Us Apart.

You Don't Win An Olympic Gold Medal With A Few Weeks Of Intensive Training.

The Challenge Is Simple: Quitting When You Hit The Dip Is A Bad Idea. If The Journey You Started Was Worth Doing, Then Quitting When You Hit The Dip Just Wastes The Time You’ve Already Invested. Quit In The Dip Often Enough And You’ll Find Yourself Becoming A Serial Quitter, Starting Many Things But Accomplishing Little. Simple: If You Can’t Make It Through The Dip, Don’t Start. If You Can Embrace That Simple Rule, You’ll Be A Lot Choosier About Which Journeys You Start.