“Our constant barrage of why's sounds a lot like whining to me. If you are a "why-ner," you're not looking for solutions. You are not interested in answers. You only want sympathy. But if you stop "why-ning," you can develop… — Art Berg Copy Share Image
“You have the power to think whatever you choose to allow into your head. If something just "pops" into your head, you have the… — Art Berg Copy Share Image
“If we ignore pain long enough, it will eventually go away. But by the time it does, we may have caused lasting and permanent… — Art Berg Copy Share Image
“The longer you continue the journey, the more exciting it becomes, because of the chance you have to learn about who you really are… — Art Berg Copy Share Image
“You will know what steps to take to move up in your life, what to do when conflict develops, and most important, how to… — Art Berg Copy Share Image
“Don't make the mistake of doing nothing. Standing still is not an acceptable option. You can be like a deer on the highway caught… — Art Berg Copy Share Image
“Is that you? When you fail, are you too humiliated or ashamed to ask for help? When you suffer, are you too embarrassed to… — Art Berg Copy Share Image
“Even if projects and new ventures do not work out, even if you undergo more disappointment or more suffering, at least you had the… — Art Berg Copy Share Image
“Even if all the changes don't work the way you hope, you are doing wonders for yourself just by actively engaging in change. Every… — Art Berg Copy Share Image
“It seems so impossible to believe that your best time in life exists at no other time and in no other place than the… — Art Berg Copy Share Image
“I'm not saying people should not be held accountable for their hurtful behavior. But the only thing blaming does is to keep the focus… — Art Berg Copy Share Image
“In fact, when you're trying to change, it is sometimes preferable not to rely so much on your experience. In today's world of change,… — Art Berg Copy Share Image
“I discovered a long time ago that my happiness is not a condition of my circumstances. Rather, happiness is a choice, and I make… — Art Berg Copy Share Image
