One of the kindest things we can do for a person is tell them the truth.
Adversity is an experience, not a final act.
Seldom do we read about the person who nailed the presentation after getting a little more sleep or the leader who was calmer because he/she took a lengthy break.
When we get close to finishing our goals, the final 10 percent of the work is always the hardest to complete.
During a women's 1500m heat at the Olympics, Sifan Hassan experienced a runner's worst nightmare: she tripped and fell to the ground.
Gray areas add doubt, they enable factions to become established which then build momentum — especially after losing.
I show up and do my best to not take things personally.
Conversations should open people's minds, not close them.
Our hearts often tell us what our minds don't want to hear.
Change can be maddening, particularly if we’ve done things a certain way for an extended period of time.
When we break down our projects into little sections, taking on one small one each day free of multi-tasking, we become more productive.
We can do irreparable damage to a long-term relationship by acting on short-term emotion.
