“The resistance is always in proportion to the achievement. The greater the impediment, the greater the result.” — Chris Erzfeld Copy Share Image
“Don’t stay because you fear what will happen if you leave. Your mind is constantly playing tricks on you. Standing up for yourself will… — Chris Erzfeld Copy Share Image
“It is easy to opt out and follow the stream down the river and end up stranded without knowing how you got there or… — Chris Erzfeld Copy Share Image
“If we can stand fast while the waves of criticism crash around us, we can transcend their expectations and the way they underestimate our… — Chris Erzfeld Copy Share Image
“If you find yourself stuck at a job that is slowly strangling your soul from the inside out, and you feel a burning desire… — Chris Erzfeld Copy Share Image
“Inspiration is not something that gives you permission to begin your work; inspiration is the reward you get after you start working.” — Chris Erzfeld Copy Share Image
“One of the greatest dangers for us creators is that we are impatiently waiting for inspiration to strike before we begin our work. The… — Chris Erzfeld Copy Share Image
“The arguments today will be a memory tomorrow, but our work will stand the test of time when we trust ourselves enough to act… — Chris Erzfeld Copy Share Image
“If you can plan ahead into the future, you will also be able to detach yourself from minor difficulties today.” — Chris Erzfeld Copy Share Image
“For you to reach a state of creative enlightenment, you must wage war on yourself, and start working. Only then will inspiration reward you… — Chris Erzfeld Copy Share Image
“You must learn how to separate a detrimental situation from which you must burn all the bridges from when you must partake in hard… — Chris Erzfeld Copy Share Image
“We do not let our ego plan a counter-attack when people underestimate our creative abilities, we speak through our work instead.” — Chris Erzfeld Copy Share Image
“Mentally prepare your escape, and make a run for it as soon as you see the exit. Never let fear and your naivete discourage… — Chris Erzfeld Copy Share Image
