Many people are overwhelmed by global issues while neglecting their personal lives, which they should prioritize fixing first.

Some people reach for global problems they don't encounter in their daily lives, making it hard to measure their impact or improvement.

It's crucial to pick the right battles when trying to fix societal issues; not every fight is worth engaging in.

Many people claim they don't have time for self-improvement, but the truth is they haven't prioritized their lives correctly.

There's a certain type of person who only works at their peak capacity when there is no predictable path to follow, and they must take personal responsibility for failure, which is different from most jobs at large companies.

Taking yourself too seriously can lead to a limited set of behaviors that restrict your freedom and happiness.

I can't always save the person in front of me or change issues around homelessness or housing policy, but I can try to work on a broader scale to make things different for the next person.

You can't change the world alone. You will need some help. If you want to change the world, find someone to help you paddle.

I realized that the biggest problem in the world is the top-down approach, where people seek power over others instead of empowering them to find their gifts and contribute to society.