1- A man’s worth is not determined by titles or credentials but ultimately by his efforts, truths, and his path of righteousness

2-Many times, the unhappiness of others has nothing to do with you.

3-True changes in who you want to be require extreme, intensive efforts to become a new identity.

4-Having someone who supports you in life is binary; they are there for you, or they are not.

5-It is important for your children to see the world; it’s more important that they change it into a better place.

6-You can merely exist in life or make it your mission to live for something greater than yourself.

7. Sometimes knowing the ending of a story can also tell you the beginning.

8-Progress requires discomfort.

9-Scarcity creates value.

10-Many who demand your kindness have none for you.

1-Some will come into your life and make you feel guilty for not obeying them.

2-Never apologize for protecting your peace.

3-Some can manage reality better than others.

4-Sometimes, your telling the truth can put you in danger.

5-You can go through life lying to yourself or remain quiet in the crowd to stay safe; remember your values, what you stand for, and what you won’t stand for.

6-There is a difference between what people do, what they say, and what they promise.

7-Very few things are worth their face value.

8-When you speak and think outside the boundaries of reality, you become the enemy.

9-Speaking the truth carries substantial risks and isolation.

10-When you are easily pleased by praise, you become enslaved.

1-Failures break you or strengthen you; it’s your decision.

2-Words can create reality.

3-Proving people wrong who do not believe in you is an addictive and powerful drug.

4-In the current world climate, compassion is optional rather than mandatory.

5-When you are quiet, only the people who care about you can hear you.

6-Live in your own honor.

7-If you borrow $100,000 from the bank and cannot pay it back, you have a problem; if you borrow $1 million and can’t pay it back, the bank has a problem.

8-When confronted with lifes challenges and difficulties remember that you are the solution.

9-Tolerance is not exceptance.

10-The absence of a good person will always be felt.

1-Failure doesn’t marginalize your effort; it should enhance your desire to succeed.

2-If you live long enough, you can be a hero and a villain.

3–Never relinquish your peace so that others prosper.

4-The only exception for a man to suffer to see someone else happy is for their children.

5-You easily become a villain when you tell others no.

6-Never allow society to determine how you feel about yourself, nor to treat you as they want to treat you.

7-The pain you have experienced also teaches you.

8-Never marry someone you would not want to divorce (think about this a long time).

9-Most people get married and have children, while some people get married to have children.

10-There is a fine line between bravery and stupidity.

1-People who ignore their feelings will also overlook yours.

2-Apologies have no meaning if you need to ask for one.

3-In the corporate world, decisions in the best interest of your client may be more important than decisions to please your boss.

4-Never expect truth from those who are never honest with themselves.

5-There will be people in your life that will never be able to understand you; it’s alright.

7-Not everyone in your life is meant to be in your life indefinitely.

8-In order to view the world from the highest mountains, you need to climb from the deepest of valleys.

9-It is your responsibility to define your value in the world, not others.

10-The person who cannot own their own mistakes will spend a lifetime blaming you for their mistakes

1-A good man faces conflict to create peace.

2-Your mission in life is to be a good man, even if it means being disliked.

3-Experiences will be uncomfortable before they feel comforting.

4–Irony; people who do not give gifts are always elated to receive gifts.

5-Long term, it costs far more to replace a reasonable person in your life than the cost of just treating them well in the first place.

6-Some people are not meant to be held close; they are intended to be released with compassion.

7-Honesty requires courage.

8-Growth in your character requires rising from the harshest experiences of life.

9-Your character is defined by your failures, not your successes.

10-Who are you when you fail? Do you retreat or rebuild.

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1-True respect only comes from one place: self-respect.

2-With personal growth and wisdom, you can freely choose a reality that suits you.

3- To learn who you are, embrace your darkest struggles.

4-Learn to find and live with ambiguity.

5-You are so loved when you have no boundaries; you will be hated once you set boundaries.

6-Your keen observation of life is a great strength, but few see your ability to stay quiet.

7-No one has power over you when you have struggled with what they are afraid of.

8-Effort without self-respect breeds insecurity.

9-A good man always does what is right, even if he may not be liked.

10-Your judgment should only be revealed after you know both sides.

1-Many apologies are not sincere.

2-Men do not follow titles; they follow courage.

3-In the corporate world, your truth is not always welcomed

4-In the corporate world, those who write the policies rarely follow them.

5-So few people care about you; so many care about what you do for them.

6-Tolerance in corporations: When the most insufferable leaders are tolerated as long as revenue goals are reached.

7-Sometimes in life, you need to lose yourself to eventually find yourself.

8-You cannot set yourself on fire to keep another individual warm.

9-Those who disagree with you may be indifferent, as they are perceiving you through a lens of oppression.

10-Walking away from someone toxic to you supports your self-respect and enhances your survival skills.

1-There is a difference between a performance of strength and exuding strength under pressure.

2-Most stay silent because of fear.

3- Surrendering to injustice is cowardly.

4- The cost of inaction in life is incredibly high.

5-Fear is not an acceptable master.

6-Always choose courage over comfort.

7-Society fears a man who has lost everything but his courage.

8-In most organizations, it is so much easier to endorse disorder than admit corruption.

9- The most significant strength is in being kind to people who have tried to destroy you.

10-Your true character is how you treat others who cannot do anything for you.

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1-You will drown trying to save someone who doesn’t want to be saved.

2-Staying busy does not always mean being productive.

3-Besides my family and my children, what is my most valuable asset? “Knowledge.”

4-Self-absorption destroys genuine connections and interpersonal relationships.

5-For many who dislike you, it is through the lens of preconceived biases, past traumas, and intolerance.

6-In the corporate world, discussions are never about who is right; it’s always about who is weak.

7-In the current climate of relationships with women in the 21st century, you are never “the guy”; you are the next man in line.

8-The only person responsible for your happiness is yourself; few can provide the happiness you seek.

9-Not everyone who has access to you deserves to be in your life.

10-Preserving your peace is not selfish; it’s your survival.