Successful and unsuccessful people do not vary greatly in their abilities. They vary in their desires to reach their potential. - Lewis Howes

At the heart of this mindset is the unwavering belief that “I am enough!

Life is just too short to waste any of our emotional energy on things that don’t matter.

My sense of humor developed because it helped me compensate for my pain. If I felt insignificant inside, which I did during my childhood, I learned if I can make someone laugh, it feels like they value me. And if they value me, then it means I’m significant. And if I’m significant because I just made them laugh, then I don’t feel the sense of insignificance that I’m relentlessly trying to escape from. I became addicted to making people laugh. It was my survival strategy. The good thing about that was it helped train me to become a black belt of comedy.