Sublime

This book has a lot of information (it took me a lifetime to acquire it), but please don’t allow that to overwhelm you. You are strong and bold and capable of more. From here on out, choose to see ideas for change as possibilities in your life. A life filled with possibilities is a recipe for your kind of greatness.

You were made to have the dreams you’re afraid of having. You were made to do the things you don’t think you’re qualified for. You were made to be a leader. You were made to contribute. You were made to make changes for good, both in your local community and the world at large. You were made to be more than you are today and—this is the important p

Recently, I was at a mastermind event in Puerto Rico, and I had a chance to spend time with Rachel Hollis, the author of the #1 New York Times best-seller Girl, Wash Your Face. At the time, she was in the middle of launching her new book, Girl, Stop Apologizing. As I was in the middle of writing this book, I was curious about how she had sold over

I did not wake up like this. And that person you’re comparing yourself to? Neither did they.

What’s the one thing I could do right now, today, that would help me achieve all of this faster, easier, more efficiently?

If I want to achieve any new thing in my life, the question is never, Can I do it? The question is always,

As a speaker, author, mentor,