Most of the things we deem as impossible are only impossible because we’ve given them permission to be impossible.

If we wish to identify the truly great things in life, we can identify them by the fact that no matter how much we are exposed to them or how often we’re privileged to engage them, they remain great despite what our perception of them might do to them.

Much of the time it’s not actually having some issue. Rather, it’s believing that we do.

The apparent reality is that life never quite permits us the certainty that we impose upon it.

If we have relegated vision solely to a function of the eyes, we are blind indeed.

One of the greatest goals of all is to recognize the commonality of the grand that only appears uncommon because it is missed by the ignorance of our souls turned sour.

In reality, how far can I run from that which I fear if that which I fear is based on that which I think? With that said, maybe it’s more about running ‘from’ the way I currently think and running ‘to’ the way I should think.

More times than not, the word “impossible” is more about my attitude and less about the reality of the situation.

I see everything outside of me through the lens of everything that is inside of me. Therefore, before I look at the world outside I’d be wise to look at the lens inside.