It's Not Enough To Have

It Is Predicated On The Assumption That You Dislike What You Are Doing During The Most Physically Capable Years Of Your Life. This Is A Nonstarter—nothing Can Justify That Sacrifice.

The Start Of The Day Is Often The Best Time To Get Things Done. This Is Somewhat Related To Willpower.

What You Do Is Infinitely More Important Than How You Do It.

Doing Something Unimportant Well Does Not Make It Important.

Happiness Can Be Bought With A Bottle Of Wine And Has Become Ambiguous Through Overuse.