Sometimes events freeze us in our tracks. We get shell-shocked by an event. However, we need to get our bearings back and move on. Only when we keep moving can we progress in life. How about you? Do you move on?

Everyone has made several mistakes in their life. But, unfortunately, a significant percentage repeated the same mistake. Repeating the same mistake is no longer a mistake. It’s a choice. Stop claiming it’s a mistake and own up to it. How about you? Is it a mistake of a choice?

Many people drift through life. They are like sailboats with no rudder. Others have an engine and compass. They are intentional in their journey. How about you? Are you a sailboat or a speedboatboat?

Not everyone matures as they grow older. Some just grow old. Others gets wiser with age. They are able to process and learn from life as they journey through it. How about you? How are you aging?

We all have a natural fear of the unknown. We prefer to stay in our comfort zone. However, growth only happens outside our comfort zone. How about you? Do you bravely step out of your comfort zone?

Sadly, some of us quit when we are so close to success. Even worse, some quit even before trying. Like they say quitters never win. How about you? Do you persist or do you quit at the first sign of difficulty?

In our darkest moments, we have two choices. First, focus on the darkness. Second, find and focus on a glimmer of light. Our choice determines our outcome. How about you? Where do you focus?

When working on your tasks, consider two questions. First, is this the best use of my time at this moment? Second, is this task bringing me closer to my goals? How about you? Do you focus on tasks that bring you closer to your goals?

Have you ever come across a big talker? Someone who brags that he will do this or that. Someone who talks more than he executes. It’s all talk unless it’s put into action. How about you? Do you execute more than you talk?

The problem with happiness is that we link it to something. The challenge is not to get attached to the things around us like our car, home, career, savings, and so on. When that something is gone, then we are unhappy. So don’t anchor your happiness to external material things. Then you will find the true meaning of joy.