-What makes the best the best is not their genetics, but their habits.
-Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds. Albert Einstein.
-The mediocre mind is incapable of understanding the man who refuses to bow blindly to conventional prejudices and chooses instead to express his opinions courageously and honestly.
-We want the discipline to become a lifetime routine.
-The hero does not become great during periods of comfort. The illustrious and noble souls of our world became strong, brave, and moral whilst standing resolutely in the storms of adversity, difficulty and doubt. It is in the moment that you face your deepest weakness that you receive the chance to forge your greatest strengths. Real power then, comes not from a life of ease but one of intense effort, devoted discipline and demanding action in the direction of what your supreme self knows to be right. To continue at a time when you ache to stop. To advance when you long to quit. To persist in the instant when you feel like giving up is to claim your membership among the great warriors and honorable characters who led humanity to a better place through their earned invincibility.
-To regularly do that which is hard but important when it feels most uncomfortable is how warriors are born.
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