Daily Spark

You are allowed to be happy while doing your best to address whatever challenges and problems come your way in life.

Failure has a flip side worth celebrating. 

Delivery is an art form, not an afterthought. 

To calibrate your energy & ensure that it's being spent in the right places, ask yourself: what's the solvable problem?

In times of crisis, perspective can make all the difference. 

Knowing where to work hard matters much more than hard work itself.

While accepting that you’re having a bad day doesn’t magically make the day better, it does give you space to embrace the possibilities that tomorrow and every other day of life has to offer.

Take your interests & passions seriously — there’s never been a better time to go do your thing, to do the work that excites you, and to be able to share it with an audience that finds value from it.

If there’s one principal worth diligently following at home, in your community, and in the work place, let it be to simply focus on caring for the people around you.

You and your team shouldn’t have to work hard to work hard.

Being able to focus in an era of growing daily distractions is a super power that can help you achieve your most important goals. 

It’s not enough to resolve to be focused, but you have to be specific about how you will put it into practice and then do it.

When you cultivate joy and happiness you are improving your well being, the well being of others, and increasing everyone’s collective ability to do important work.

With enough tenacity, time, and focus it turns out that people are very good at figuring out how to do “impossible” things.

You are not obligated to live your life in the way others expect you to.

An uncommon idea could be a bad or idea, or it could be uncommon sense. 

Empathy + hard work = impact.

Rest isn't lazy, it's restorative: it's what gives you the energy to sustain the work that you care about the most.