“Our fatal mistake is waiting to be motivated before we take action. Action motivates.” — 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
![“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[Greek] culture is the notion of megalopsychon (a term expressed in Aristotle’s ethics), a sense of grandeur that was superseded by the Christian value of ‘humility.’ There is no word for it in Romance languages; in Arabic is called Shhm—best translated as…” quote by Kyle Eschenroeder](https://sms4smile.com/quotes/img-quotes/36d/kyle-eschenroeder-38281_ancient-greek_a-lesson-i-learned-from-this-ancient-gre_1934358.jpg)
