You need to create your own mission statement for life, holding yourself accountable to it every day to ensure you stand for something.

Failure is often the best teacher, forcing you to analyze every angle and understand what went wrong in order to improve in the future.

It's crucial to live up to your company's culture every day, as you will be tested frequently on your values and principles.

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.

You have to live life and go through various issues to figure out what you truly want and which lessons apply to you.

It's crucial to identify your emotional state and potential character liabilities each day to navigate challenges effectively and strive for positive behaviors.

The journey of pursuing what you want often involves learning from both successes and failures, but it's crucial to understand what you truly desire.

The life you want is often on the other side of difficult conversations that you're unprepared to have, and facing them can lead to personal growth. It takes more discipline to take a day off when you're feeling worse, rather than pushing through. I enjoy working out, but I don't enjoy it every single day. I know the long-term results are worth it, and if I skip a workout today, I can't get that time back. Progress is built over time, and just like Rome, it doesn't fall apart in a day, but it can fall apart little by little.

Most people are missing something because they don't know who they are; they never examined themselves or done the hard work.