“Pursuing a bigger purpose in your life will demand fearing regret more than failure. Courage is the price that life exacts for living a life that inspires you.” — Margie Warrell Copy Share Image
“Whatever actions you take, keep in mind that over the course of life, you will fail far more from timidity, procrastination, and carefulness than… — Margie Warrell Copy Share Image
“Effort and courage are not enough without purpose and direction’. You must start with a clear sense of purpose and direction.” — Margie Warrell Copy Share Image
“Communication is defined not by what is being said but by what is being heard. For this reason, it is vital that you gain… — Margie Warrell Copy Share Image
“The lesson I learned is that when you give someone authority, you must be conscious you are doing so and continue to ask yourself… — Margie Warrell Copy Share Image
“People play small for lots of reasons, but at the core of them all is fear. Playing small means playing safe—avoiding risk, failure, criticism,… — Margie Warrell Copy Share Image
“Twenty years from now you will regret far more those things that you did not do than those you did. Mark Twain” — Margie Warrell Copy Share Image
“Earlier in this book I noted that one of my favorite sayings is “You get what you tolerate.” This applies in spades to your… — Margie Warrell Copy Share Image
“Dreaming is risky. While only some dreams can put you at physical risk, all dreams require that you take an emotional risk. By their… — Margie Warrell Copy Share Image
“Pursuing a bigger purpose in your life will demand fearing regret more than failure. Courage is the price that life exacts for living a… — Margie Warrell Copy Share Image
“Note that acceptance is different from approval. Acceptance is simply saying, “It is so.” — Margie Warrell Copy Share Image
“Your “everybody” probably represents even a smaller proportion of the population than your Rolodex. Psychologists have documented that our typical everybody— to which they… — Margie Warrell Copy Share Image
“Just remember: other people’s opinions are simply that—other people’s opinions. They are not fact, and they are certainly not “the truth.” It is your… — Margie Warrell Copy Share Image
