Here’s how you get better at any skill game: *Read as many books as you can that were written by players better than you. *Study hands and the analysis of those hands. *Study and think about your mistakes. Don’t regret your mistakes. You’ll always make mistakes. The better you are, the fewer mistakes you make. The only way to get better is to

“Living together is an art. It’s a patient art, it’s a beautiful art, it’s fascinating.”

“OK. Go out on the street. Find someone you feel some sort of connection with before you take their picture. But try to be as close to them as possible.” “How do I get close up though? Won’t that be weird?” “Here’s what you do. Just go and talk to them. Say, ‘I’ve been having a hard time lately with grief. When I saw you I felt an instant

The Peter Principle,” which says everyone rises to their level of incompetence.

good heart.”

One thing I know for sure is that feeling entitled to anything will automatically put a ceiling on what you get out of life.

No matter what happens in the world around us, no matter what happens to us, there is a place inside of you where you are 100% in control of what happens. “Maybe you can’t control the terrible things that happen to you, but you’re in control of how you respond.” You’re in control of your feelings and your own happiness. That’s not to say that it’s

It’s called “conspiracy theory.” If too many things have to happen in order to bring about the situation you want, then back out of it and try again later.

“Continually investing in the success of others is what will eventually lead to success for yourself.”