Seneca: Show me that the good life doesn’t consist in its length, but in its use, and…
Show me that the good life doesn’t consist in its length, but in its use, and that it is possible—no, entirely too common—for a person who has had a long life to have lived too little.
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- There is one race that is the foundation of every other race. If your body breaks down, your soul is exhausted, or your spirit is in chaos, you will never win the race God created you to run. Your health affects your ability to run every other race.
- Defining moments are moments that shape our lives for better or worse, for richer or poorer, that determine our sickness or health, that lead us to heart-breaking failure or life-long success.
- Interruption is the name of the seed that is planted within every problem that when nurtured brings about solutions 100% of the time.
- LeaderTip of the Day #49: Live in such a way that you give God something to bless and people something to respect.
- I don’t need time. What I need is a deadline.
- In the end, just three things matter: How well we have lived. How well we have loved. How well we have learned to let go.