The Big Leap: Conquer Your Hidden Fear and Take Life to the Next Level

The temptation is strong to remain in the Zone of Excellence; it’s where your own addiction to comfort wants you to stay. It’s also where your family, friends, and organization want you to stay.

“If you don’t know it’s OK to feel good and have a good time, you’ll do something to mess up when things are going well.”

You can learn a lot more with a spirit of wonder and enjoyment than you can with an attitude of criticism.

When both people are not taking 100 percent responsibility, it is an entanglement, not a relationship.

On Judgment Day, Mr. Lewin said, God will not ask, “Why were you not Moses?” He will ask, “Why were you not Sam Lewin?” The goal in life is not to attain some imaginary ideal; it is to find and fully use our own gifts.

Would you be willing to consider that your conflict is not about what you think it’s about?

In my work, what produces the highest ratio of abundance and satisfaction to amount of time spent? (Even if I do only ten seconds or a few minutes of it, an idea or a deeper connection may spring forth that leads to huge value.)

people get sick for all sorts of reasons. However, if you are keenly interested in taking your Big Leap, you will want to examine everything that brings you pain and suffering as a potential Upper Limit symptom. You may find that you can be a lot healthier than you ever imagined.

“If money or your job description were not an issue, what would you really like to be doing in the company?”