There’s no question that luck sometimes plays into the success equation, but it’s unwise to count on it. It’s much safer to rely on your own efforts to make things turn out well.

The more you concentrate on the good things in your life, the more good things you are likely to have.

If you’re always striving to fit in, you’ll never discover what you’re capable of becoming.

The degree of miscommunication regarding what’s been agreed upon in a business deal tends to increase in direct proportion to the amount of money involved.

Don’t dally with things. Get in. Get it done. Get out.

To be territorial is to signal the world that you don’t have confidence in your own ability.

If you’re a winner, the most motivating words you will ever hear are: “You can’t do that.”

The most costly commodity is a missed opportunity. Time and money give you the capacity to take advantage of opportunities.