Cry of Dawn

Keys to the Castle – Part 3: Wisdom and Understanding: Read and be encouraged by the third Insight to our six-part series, "Keys to the Castle."

Creativity is abundance. Consumption can never quench the thirst to create. The former can never be filled, the second can never be emptied.

To fear change is to embrace poverty.

Winners focus on doing the small things with excellence.

I can’t, because I don’t have… is simply an excuse. Or another way of saying I just don’t want to.

Think big and start small.

Excellence pays much more in dividends than it costs in time.

Those who fail to educate themselves are at the mercy of those who have.

If you don’t figure out how to make money while you sleep, you will work until you die.
- Warren Buffett

Gratitude works. It puts your focus on what you want more of, and even if you don’t get more of it (you mostly do) than before, you notice it more so it has a compounding effect in your life. Everything has an opposite. Keep that in mind the next time you are forced to choose what you will focus on.

Courage comes before confidence.

Asking better questions will change your life. Instead of “Why did this happen?” ask “How can I change my circumstances for the better?”

Keys to the Castle: Part 1 Read and be encouraged by the first Insight to our six-part series, "Keys to the Castle."

Winning is hard. It requires intention. Losing is easy. It thrives on neglect.

There are no success secrets but there are success systems.

What goal could you set today that would be achievable, actionable, and life changing?

Goals are dreams with a deadline.

You are never too old to set a new goal, or to dream a new dream.
- C.S. Lewis

If you do your absolute best, you will have almost no competition. Most people aren’t willing to go that far.

They don’t have the ability to make you mad. You got in that state of mind all by yourself. #100%accountabliity

Disengage autopilot.

 Between the mountain of appointing, and the valley of anointing is the valley of disappointing. Keep moving! - Myron Golden

Have you read “The richest man in Babylon”?

Audit your sphere of influence.