Everybody has a need for speed and you actually make your product, or service, or services more attractive when you do them fast.

You have to put in many, many, many tiny efforts that nobody sees or appreciates before you achieve anything worthwhile.

The more you take on, the more efficient you become. You only learn how much you can actually do by trying to do too much.

There is a direct relationship between self-discipline and self-esteem.

Perhaps the greatest display of self-discipline is persisting when the going gets tough. Persistence is self-discipline in action.

I work with people who come up with an idea and people throw money at it. They say, "Geeze, can I give you some money? Can I get a piece of that?" So, if your concept is good everything else becomes much easier. If your concept is unclear, then everything else is harder

Small improvements in the way you use your time can translate into major differences in your life.