Learn to work harder on yourself than you do on your job. - Tony Robbins

Our bodies are apothecaries. We convert our expectations into chemical reality.” — NORMAN COUSINS, American author, journalist, and professor

I believe that life is always happening for us, not to us!

Some people begin to feel that things are pointless, that they’re helpless or worthless, or that no matter what they try they’ll lose anyway. These are a set of beliefs that must never be indulged in if we ever expect to succeed and achieve in our lives. These beliefs strip us of our personal power and destroy our ability to act. In psychology, there is a name for this destructive mindset: learned helplessness. When people experience enough failure at something — and you’d be surprised how few times this is for some people — they perceive their efforts as futile and develop the terminal discouragement of learned helplessness.