Change is inevitable except from a vending machine.

God comforts us so that we may comfort others. Think about the trials you are going through now and know that God will use your experiences to help somebody else down the line.

Rain, Snow or Sun does not determine my productivity for the day. I have programmed my mind to do the things necessary each day to be successful. It is what you do when nobody is looking that determines your success on game day.

My boys just turned 14 and 16 this past weekend. With kids, the days are long and the years are short.

Just read a great article from Adam Grant, a Wharton Professor and Author of Give and Take. “Generosity is earned and not claimed.”

Do you really know how your customers really feel about your products & services? Find a third party resource to interview your key customers/members. This approach takes courage but it will help you keep your customers.

A strong moat can be built around your customers by showing them you care about them and their business. Do something that can’t be copied.

Went to get a haircut and the lady asked for an ID when I used a credit card. Been going to this place for 10 years. Know your customers!

Working hard to be less judgmental and more understanding this week. Taking one day at a time.

I just love Kevin Durant’s MVP speech. It’s an example of great leadership. Nobody is a success on their own and let people know you care!