Dwight Mason

A good sign of how secure you are is what it takes to offend you.If it takes a lot to rattle you, that's a sign of internal strength. Build that. Let offenses shrink as your security grows. The more secure you are the less you take offense. Henry Cloud

“Without harmony between our ideas about God and his true character, we will never be able to make the kind of contact with God that will give us confidence, grounded in our experience, in the complete sufficiency of God to provide for our needs.” Dallas Willard

"The measure of you as a leader is not what you do... but what others do because of what you do." --Howard G. Hendricks

Work-Life Balance: Building a Life That Works. Life balance is not about equal time- It’s about intentional alignment. For more information go to: theleadersedge.org

“An offended heart is easily deceived.”John Bereve Guard your heart for everything you do flows from it. Proverbs 4:23

Adversity doesn’t shrink your circle… It clarifies it. Napoleon Hill

A good sign of how secure you are is what it takes to offend you. If it takes a lot to rattle you, that’s a sign of internal strength. Build that. Dr. Henry Cloud

REALITY IS OPTIMIZING FOR THE WHOLE— NOT FOR YOU. Ray Dalio

Everything you do matters. When there is Excellence in process - There is Excellence in performance. Love the process and the process will love you back.

“Skills may earn you a spot, but attitude decides if you stay. Here, attitude outweighs ability.” Andy Reid - Head Coach Kanas City Chiefs

The symptoms of small mindedness are gossip, offense, and drama. People on a path of purpose don’t have time for drama. Brandon Burchard

“If you change, everything will change for you.” Jim Rohn

You DON’T owe people whatever they feel entitled to. Giving in to controlling behavior ISN’T kindness. It’s ENABLING . Henry Cloud

Time magnify the margin between success and failure. It will multiply whatever you feed it. Good habits make time your ally. Bad habits make time your enemy. James Clear

"Exercising authority does not increase my status or value, any more than submitting to authority reduces my status or value." Christopher Ash

The difference between reacting and responding: Reacting is emotional. Responding is intentional.