Look At Our Society. Everyone Wants To

I Say This In The Book [today Matters], We Either Spend Our Day Repairing Or Preparing, And If I Haven't Taken Good Care Of My Today's, They Accumulate. So All Of A Sudden Today What I'm Doing Is I'm Going Back, I'm Repairing Bad Relationships And Wrong Decisions, And I'm Digging A Hole. I'm Not Making Any Progress Because I'm In A Repairing Mode, Versus If I Really Make Today Count That Prepares Me For Tomorrow. Tomorrow Really Will Take Care Of Itself If I Do The Right Thing Today.

I Wish I Could Say I Coined The Phrase "failing Forward." I Do It All The Time. I Find As I've Embraced This Approach To Business, Life, Cycling And Generally Any New Endeavor I Take On, I've Grown More And More Comfortable With The Possibility That I Am Not Likely To Succeed On My First Try. And That's Ok.

Making A Difference In Your Work Is Not About Productivity; It’s About People. When You Focus On Others And Connect With Them, You Can Work Together To Accomplish Great Things.

The Only Way A Church Is Going To Be Relevant Is To Get Out Of Its Comfort Zone And Connect With Unchurched People.

Those Who Profit From Adversity Possess A Spirit Of Humility And Are Therefore Inclined To Make The Necessary Changes Needed To Learn From Their Mistakes, Failures, And Losses. ... When We Are Focused Too Much On Ourselves, We Lose Perspective. Humility Allows Us To Regain Perspective And See The Big Picture. ... Humility Allows Us To Let Go Of Perfection And Keep Trying.