ROBERT SCHULLER

Ask yourself:

• What is it you really want to accomplish?
• What can you do today that supports your deepest passions?
• If you knew your days were numbered, how much time would you want to devote to activities that have nothing to do with striving and achieving?

And if you already know it will happen, then there’s no pressure to avoid it.

Fail, fail often, and learn. Then you’ll be better equipped for the next attempt.

Whenever we attempt to do something and fail, we end up doing something else.

Instead of asking why we failed to do what we intended, the creative accident asks 'what have we done?' This produces a creative insight of the highest order.