I Can't Make This Up

Heaven: I do, Dad. I don’t want to disappoint you. Me: I’m never disappointed. I want you to be disappointed. Don’t be upset because you think your dad is gonna be upset. You should be upset for you.

Success is not an excuse to stop; it’s a reason to move the goalposts farther out and accelerate. There is no destination, just a journey

this sounds arrogant, that’s because it is. If you don’t believe in your own greatness, no one else will. You’re limited only by your doubts, your fears, and your desire to fit in rather than stand out.

It’s okay to fail, but it’s not okay to quit.

Your goal is to learn from these challenges without letting them diminish your motivation. The secret to accomplishing this is simple: Let yourself be driven by your will to succeed rather than your fear of not succeeding.

Know that your patience will always be tested, and if you can pass that test, you will be tested again and again, until the rare few left standing reap the rewards.

Even if someone has done something that seems harmful to you, you still have the option of handling it in a classy way by responding logically instead of emotionally.

Every experience you have is a gift created to teach you a lesson. If you learn and implement that lesson in your life, then you get to receive the next gift.

In this world, there is nothing but life lessons. Pay attention to them and the world will open itself up to you.

Positivity: What you put out is what you get back. If you want to achieve positive goals and experience positive relationships, then put out positivity. If someone else is putting out negativity, then maneuver around them like you would a puddle on the ground.

If you want to get far in life, then never get too comfortable. Don’t stop, don’t rest, don’t be satisfied. As soon as you get comfortable, you’re pressing a brake and halting your forward motion.