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Did you ever do something kind of stupid?

And did you ever want to be forgiven as a result of that disaster?

Yeah, I think we’ve all been in that place, and so has everyone else.

When you work with other people, you have to know that they’re going to make mistakes.

They’re going to sometimes say things that hurt you.

There is power in knowing your purpose.

Now listen, you don’t have to go on a trek up a mountain in order to figure out your purpose.

Sometimes the clues are all around you in the little things that are happening.  Observe.

The Dalai Lama says that happiness is a habit.

What if you could be “love on wheels”? What if you could be the person who is always happy, regardless of the circumstances?

Do you ever have one of those days where you’re tired? You’re not really listening clearly? Your   brain isn’t sharp, and you’re often asking people to repeat themselves?

Well, it happens to all of us.

But it doesn’t need to, because there’s a great principle that you can apply in your life called “state change.”

People never exceed their belief systems.

If you don’t believe you can get premium pricing over what you charge in your company, you’re not going to get premium pricing. If you don’t believe you can achieve profitable loan growth, you won’t.

It’s not because somebody else can’t, it just means you’re never going to exceed your belief systems.

You’re never going to exceed your belief systems in terms of your capacity to be successful at work. If you believe you’re only capable of so much, you will fulfill your promise to yourself, sadly.