I'm not attached to anything in the past; my focus is only on the present and the future.

You can define commitment by eliminating alternatives; until you do that, you're not truly committed to your decisions.

The worst thing in life is to reach an older age and realize you never pursued your dreams or potential.

Many people cling to their past and self-pity instead of believing in their future, which is why it's crucial to romance your future rather than your past.

The deferred life plan, where people postpone their dreams for a future time, often leads to failure because it lacks commitment to either path.

The anxiety cost of unmade decisions is significant; every second spent thinking about them could have been used to take action instead.

Life is too short to be bogged down by your past; at some point, you need to cut ties with it to pursue your goals and accomplishments.

I don't follow people who only talk about their past; I want to see what they are doing today to improve themselves. There are no good old days; you have to use your past experiences for strength and focus on where you are now.

I look in the mirror every morning and ask myself if I would want to do what I'm about to do today; if the answer is 'No' for too many days, I know I need to change something.