You can accept the outcomes you've created but don't need to accept that those outcomes are the end-all; you can still strive to be better.

Many of the best outcomes in life are rooted in initial failures; I strive to accept setbacks as gifts, no matter how improbable that may seem.

I believe that if you desire the outcome but are not prepared to do what it takes to achieve it, you are guaranteed disappointment.

The most important thing is to accept your circumstances. This mindset can alleviate a lot of unnecessary suffering.

I don't believe in taking the easy route. My life has been about facing hardships and using them as fuel to push myself further, which is why I don't feel sorry for anyone who doesn't want to put in the effort to improve.

The understanding that the process matters more than the outcome will be your greatest source of strength in the face of adversity.

No matter what happens with my company, I'm not going to be any happier or less happy in the long run; relying on external factors for happiness leads to disappointment.

You have to want to be better and have pride in yourself; if you lack pride, I can't give it to you, and you'll always compromise.

Choosing the bigger life means making decisions that align with your desires and values, rather than adhering to societal expectations.