You don't need to be great; just being yourself is enough. The relationships and values you hold are more important than any accolades.

The struggle for greatness is worth it; those who succeed find it more rewarding than anything else.

You can find a way to be great in your own way, even if you feel ordinary.

Alleviating the pressure to achieve greatness allows for a more authentic pursuit of personal goals, while I push myself to be my best and recognize that the pressure to be great can be overwhelming.

Don't rest on your laurels; always strive to build something meaningful and avoid complacency after achieving initial success.

Strive for excellence in whatever you do; while not everything is worth doing well, aiming for high standards will provide unity in your work.

Don't aspire to glory; aspire to work. Internalize responsibility and minimize ego. A high ego-to-ability ratio can break your feedback loop to reality, so always strive to maintain a strong connection to reality in your work.

You need to do something that most people aren't willing to do to achieve success, as the average person is often in a state of mediocrity.

Examine your life and strive to make it meaningful; don't settle for a life of mere enjoyment without purpose.