We all make mistakes, but the people who thrive from their mistakes are the successful ones.

Values are sometimes worth living and dying for, and are certainly worth dating and breaking up over.

Dating should be a part of your life, not your life a part of dating. There is more to life than finding a date.

One of the first signs that you’re beginning to develop boundaries is a sense of resentment, frustration, or anger at the subtle and not-so-subtle violations in your life. Just as radar signals the approach of a foreign missile, your anger can alert you to boundary violations in your life.

That is why success and fruitfulness depend as much upon focusing on the "who" you are as much as the "what" of the work you do. Invest in your character, and it will give you the returns that you are looking for by only investing in the work itself. You can't do the latter without the former.

Spouses in healthy relationships cherish each other's space and are champions of each other's causes.

When a person travels through a few years with an organization, or with a partnership, or any other kind of working association, he leaves a 'wake' behind in these two areas, task and relationship: what did he accomplish and how did he deal with people?