Treat your life like a movie; this perspective helps you maintain a positive outlook and engage with others more meaningfully.

You can enhance your self-esteem and attract virtuous people by living according to your own set of ethics and values, rather than sacrificing for others.

You can learn a lot from observing how others behave and adopting traits you admire.

To be a hero in your own story, you must confront pain and choose to transform it into something meaningful, rather than avoiding it. Most high performers are driven by feelings of insufficiency and resentment rather than passion or purpose, using these emotions as fuel to achieve their goals.

You can learn to navigate life's complexities by observing and reflecting on your own thoughts and actions.

To build self-esteem, live up to your own moral code rigorously and do things for others, as moments of sacrifice for someone or something you love often lead to genuine pride.

Your heroes should be those who took action rather than those who merely criticized the world; choose to be a doer, not a bystander.

I believe that if you know the difference between good and bad ideas, you don't need a holy book to be moral; you're already a moral person.

You should strive to serve your community and take on responsibilities that contribute to a greater good, which ultimately enhances your own identity.