3,025 Quotes by Craig D. Lounsbrough

If I have not challenged you to something better, I have doomed you to something worse.

If I make the world a better place for you, I have in turn made it a better place for me. But if I am so selfish that I take it upon myself to reverse the order of that process, I might have reversed the outcome for you, but I will have destroyed the world for me.

When we lose the belief in ‘something better’ we’ve embraced the belief in ‘all things worse.’ And such a perspective is based less on things being worse, and more on our inability to believe that we can make it better.

I would guess that somewhere around ninety percent of the stuff that we refer to as love is what we ‘want’ love to be, but not what we ‘need’ love to be.

If I can live without that which I seek, I have errantly chosen to seek something that is not worth seeking.

In the vast majority of cases, what I ‘need’ is actually what I ‘want’ dressed in clever disguise.

We repeatedly discard the very things that we ‘need’ in the maddening pursuit of that which we ‘want.’ And if this behavior persists, in the end we will stand holding neither.

Abundant living is realizing that life is a privilege whether it’s adhering to our scripts or not.

What I ‘want’ for my life is often not what I ‘need’ for my life, although I feel that I ‘need’ to talk myself into making it a ‘want.