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People who are committed to success are willing to do whatever it takes, as long as it doesn't harm anyone else.

Every moment is a choice. And every moment you can choose to orient your life in a positive direction.

When we set a goal and therefore create that gap we wrote about last week, energy and creativity are unleashed in our minds. 

 As humans , we move toward the strongest picture and our natural tendency is to maintain our current picture of who we are.  We change that perspective, but in order to do so, we need to make that future picture (or goal) stronger and more attractive than staying in our comfort zone or the present.  

 There is no failure, no disappointment, no mistake in our past that can stop us from taking a positive step forward right now.  

There are no limitations to what we can imagine, and there are no restrictions on the kinds of things we can imagine. 

It doesn’t matter how diligently you set goals, visualize results, and think positively, your life is going to occasionally feel as if it's gone a little crazy.  

 Being realistic means to see things as they are without filtering them or trying to make believe that everything is OK when in fact it is not.  

In the work of self-improvement, hindrances--and a perceived lack of progress--often results in self doubt. Self-doubt is destructive, as it causes the internal fire of effort to burn down and eventually go out.

Goals typically are dependent on change of some type, and successful change seldom happens in a vacuum.