A: Goodbye, steve.

B: Don’t say that. Even if it’s true… don’t say that. It’s too
painful.

A: What do you want me to say?

B: Say bon vayage.

– the movie, The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou

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” When we attach ourselves to thoughts, people, things, etc, we stake our happiness on the possession of them. “

– 8 Reasons to Start Meditating

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“There is great power in deadlines. Create some.”

– Ryan Allis

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“Anything different is good.”

– Groundhog Day, the movie

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“Use Your Head, But Trust Your Gut”

–DAVID COHEN

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I’d go the whole wide world

Just to find her

I’d go the whole wide world

Find out where they hide her

I heard this song from the movie “stranger than fiction“.

lyrics

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“There’s nothing that special about most ideas. What really matters is the operational execution, the ability to actually make it happen, and the quality of the team of people involved.”

That is why most investors would rather invest in an A team with a B business idea than an A business idea with a B team.

via

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Your passion will give you the resilience to weather the storms that are sure to come.

Once you know who you want to become, you can direct your life rather than letting outside factors control you.

via

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“Enjoy The Journey As Much As the Destination.”

Because …

“the pursuit of dreams is usually ~99% hard work and ~1% enjoying the victory, it’s important to enjoy the process of diligently working towards your dreams just as much as celebrating the attainment of them. I’ve also found that the celebration is usually short-lived and I’m constantly looking to the horizon for my next goal. By enjoying both, I feel like I’ve never had to work a day in my life!”

– Tyler Ellis

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“Never let non-communication or lack of communication lead to the degeneration of a relationship.”

And more:

“Often, when I was growing up, I had the Internet as a shield between me and real people. I wasn’t as good at interacting with others, and as a result, many times I didn’t proactively communicate. What I’ve learned is that it is rare to over-communicate. “

– Ryan Allis, Life Lessons Learned

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