Book Titles

A hopeful, positive outlook can help us to consciously reach for our biggest, boldest dreams. But far too often, we don’t do this in our lives or at work.

Doing something about our dreams is what makes hope different from fantasies.

If you’ve got a dream and you’re willing to plan, adapt, and work hard, there’s a good chance you’ll make it.

Stopping the tide of pessimism takes effort, but it’s worth it: a negative outlook on the future is not going to help you to be happy at work or anywhere else.

Creating a daily mental catalog of wins (even tiny ones) gives you the strength to plan for the future and gain even more small wins.

Tackling challenges with optimism, hope, and resilience allows you to think about a vision for the future – your future.

When we think about something – or someone – we are grateful for, our emotions become more positive very quickly.

Hope is the starting point for any and all important changes we make in our lives, including at work.

Good relationships lead to good outcomes. This is just as true at work as it in our families, neighborhoods, and tribes. Unfortunately, that’s not what we’ve learned along the way.

Money is personal; it represents our success, and it enables us to feel secure about our own and our family’s future.