“Try this exercise: Make a list of whatever is going wrong in your life, from the biggest events to the most trivial items, and then beside that list write down everything and everyone you want to blame for that particular… — 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
