Tim Sanders

Someday this will be true for all of us: Our network will equal our net worth.

Nice, smart people succeed.

Knowledge currency is social currency on steroids.

Show me some love!!

Foundations of Faith author William Arthur Ward is credited as having written, 'Feeling gratitude and not expressing it is like wrapping a present and not giving it.'

Maxwell Maltz humorously pointed out, 'Someone had said that the greatest cause of ulcers is mountain-climbing over molehills.'

But through these highs and lows, Billye learned a valuable life lesson: You can’t control your material wealth, but by cultivating a strong sense of confidence, you can control your attitude about whether there’s enough to go around.

Over the years, I realized she was right. You can’t just change your feelings, but you can change your daily habits to strengthen your sense of gratitude, which will then produce feelings of gratefulness that will reinvigorate you.

Billye had always warned me about that: 'Uncertainty is a spiritual enemy that will siphon out your rocket fuel. It turns go-getters into giver-uppers.'

James Allen wrote, 'They who have no central purpose in their life fall an easy prey to petty worries.'

Keep your promises. Fulfill your commitments.

I was raised to believe that if you can finish what you start and do what you say you are going to do, anything is possible.