Motivation Episodes

“As an entrepreneur, if you can bring people into your world and make them feel seen and heard. It's going to be really, really helpful.” - Heather Vickery

“If you can start, you're ahead of 90% of authors who have an idea and never do a d*mn thing with it. Just start.” - Henna Pryor

"The most successful businesses are the ones that keep humanity in the mix." – Ben Gioia

"Instead of complaining, though it felt good to complain and moan and groan and kind of wallow in our misery of not getting published, we decided to sort of funnel that energy into something positive." – Rachael Mitchell

“Don't carry into tomorrow the things that have hurt you and weighed you down for today. Learn, take from it what you need, but let the rest go. You're too precious and too valuable to have your back broken by burdens you are not meant to bear." – Katherine Norland

"Detours are not dead ends." – Annie Meehan

"Contemplative thought is the key to solving really hard problems, and you cannot rush that." – John Rossman

“Remember how powerful you are and that you really can do anything you decide is important enough and achieve whatever you deem worthy.” – Kate Eckman

“Fat is God's most amazing fuel source.” – Dr. Cody Golman, D.C.

“I've learned over the years to accept my imperfections and to just continue going forward.” – Kelly Majdan

“We have this terrible attitude that sacrifices are bad things. No, sacrifices are the things that make things meaningful to you." – August Turak

"There can be many solutions to our financial problems, but most of us try to solve them by working more hours, and it's not an intelligent way of doing it. You have to work smarter, and the way you do it is to use your gift, use your talent." - Ken Honda

"You don't have to make big leaps to build confidence." – Sheena Yap Chan

"Live the best life you can, then give it all away. We're called here to live a life that is more than just our own." - Ahmard Vital

"Even when things are not going right in your life, when they're going totally left and they're hard, it's still important for us to show up well and to be kind to others." - Dr. Lynita Mitchell-Blackwell