”Food is a gift we give ourselves 3 times a day.”

When things are hardest, a clear goal is the most important thing. To have a fountain of energy to draw from. Establishing a worthwhile goal is the hardest part. It gives you a place to go and a reason to get up.

Confidence is built upon an experience of success.

Perfection is rarely convenient.

Reading is the antidote to short attention span.

You’re 2,000 cold calls away from being a millionaire.

It’s not a “pivot” if you don’t lose a bunch of customers.

You can have a job, a career, or a calling

The mediocre teacher tells. The good teacher explains. The superior teacher demonstrates. The great teacher inspires. -

I like this quote: “Once you understand the motivation, reward and punishment structure of any system, you can begin to control it.” - Guido Van Rossum (founder of the Python programming language) I once heard Cesar Millan (the Dog Whisperer) say all dogs like at least 1 of these 3 different rewards: - Toys - Food - Affection Once you know the type of reward a dog responds to best, it makes it much easier to train! Hugsy likes toys, food, and affection: Sid is primarily motivated by food, and is "meh" on the rest: Poe mostly responds to affection: Knowing the reward/punishment structure seems to help in any system! - Training neural networks - Training dogs - Raising kids