Average is so popular because average is familiar.

Billions of people have traveled and continue to travel the other path, and it grows wider every year... The trouble is that on this wide path, you don’t end up at awesome. You just end up at old. This path is called ‘average’.

The tricky thing is that “until” often wears a cloak of responsibility. It pretends that it’s not about being lazy but rather about making sure everything is in order before you start. It would be foolish to come up with a great invoice system until I really know what my business is about. Once I have a core mission, the rest of the pieces will fall into place, but until then, it would be wasted effort.

It is seldom indeed that one parts on good terms, because if one were on good terms one would not part. – MARCEL PROUST.

People position adulthood like it’s the end of your life, not the beginning. You’ve had your fun. Now it’s time to grow up. You’ve lived it up. Now it’s time to start dying.

Want a better job right this second? Choose your attitude and adjust your expectations.

Sometimes, people who hate on your dream aren’t really mad about your dream. They’re mad because you’re making them jealous.

But more than just analysis, perfectionism offers us two distinct distractions: Hiding places Noble obstacles A hiding place is an activity you focus on instead of your goal. A noble obstacle is a virtuous-sounding reason for not working toward a finish. Both are toxic to your ability to finish.

This is the day after you decided the serving size for a whole box of Krispy Kreme Doughnuts is one.

Pastors are starting to get wily. When people tell my friend, ‘I’m not being fed,’ he replies, ‘I’m prefectly happy to spoon feed my one-year-old. But if I’m still spoon-feeding him when he’s five, we’ve got a problem. Here’s a fork. Feed yourself.