“When Mother told you the fire would be painful, did you believe her? Did you become adept at basic arithmetic when your teacher gave the lesson or after hours of practice? Did talking about the birds and the bees save… — Kyle Eschenroeder Copy Share Image
“ACTION WILL BE YOUR LEGACY “He who has a vehement desire for posthumous fame does not consider that every one of those who remember… — Kyle Eschenroeder Copy Share Image
“Our fatal mistake is waiting to be motivated before we take action. Action motivates.” — Kyle Eschenroeder Copy Share Image
“Right action is not reactive, it is proactive. It is independent of others’ immediate demands on your time. Checking email, Facebook, and Twitter upon… — Kyle Eschenroeder Copy Share Image
“When Mother told you the fire would be painful, did you believe her? Did you become adept at basic arithmetic when your teacher gave… — Kyle Eschenroeder Copy Share Image
“We won’t be able to understand all our actions all the way, right away. Sometimes we have to do things and we don’t know… — Kyle Eschenroeder Copy Share Image
“ACTION FREES YOU FROM IDEOLOGY “The world is always close to catastrophe. But it seems to be closer now. Seeing this approaching catastrophe, most… — Kyle Eschenroeder Copy Share Image
“A lesson I learned from this ancient [Greek] culture is the notion of megalopsychon (a term expressed in Aristotle’s ethics), a sense of grandeur… — Kyle Eschenroeder Copy Share Image
“We don’t consider refusing to choose as a choice. We think we’re safe if we don’t expose ourselves to failure. We don’t appreciate the… — Kyle Eschenroeder Copy Share Image
“Inaction is a luxury, one that many take for granted (and take pills to deal with). Action comes from hardship and necessity, physical or… — Kyle Eschenroeder Copy Share Image
“You don’t need another motivational quote laid over a picture of a mountain. Think about what happens every time you go on a motivational… — Kyle Eschenroeder Copy Share Image
“SUCKERS TRY TO WIN ARGUMENTS, NON-SUCKERS TRY TO WIN.”—NASSIM TALEB Action is about the ultimate win—it transcends argument. Argument is derived from (and therefore… — Kyle Eschenroeder Copy Share Image
“Nobel Prize winner Herbert Simon postulated that people can be divided into two groups: Maximizers and Satisficers. Whether they’re choosing a restaurant, college, or… — Kyle Eschenroeder Copy Share Image