As we interact with others, we can either be a person who is bringing out their best or pointing out their worst. Regardless, however, our choice is always more information about us than them.

Our success and happiness depends not on simply knowing where we stand, but in where we are wanting to go.

The problem with righteous indignation is that even when you're right, you're still left feeling indignant.

Family is the place where acceptance and validation are most needed, but often the hardest to find.

Regardless of the problem, as long as our solution requires someone else to change, we will never know the power and promise of self-determination.

Change isn't about what you are stopping... it's about what you are starting.

Trusting fear, while fearing trust and happiness often creates a less than happy life.