Practice does not make perfect. Imperfect makes us practice.

A good effort is not necessarily our best. And our best effort is not necessarily good.

It is impossible to become the best version of yourself if you do not read, exercise, and meditate.

Some people refuse to acknowledge someone’s greatness while that person is still broke or alive, or not educated, rich, or famous.

Mastery generally requires the ability to not only tolerate but also enjoy your own company.

Most great men are turned off by women who fail to see their greatness.

Most of the people who are striving to be great often compare the demands of their goal with those of that of people who are striving to remain average.

We ought to relentlessly ignore excuses, especially those we are told by ourselves.

Success stood in some people’s way of moving from being good to being great.