William Arthur Ward

We can learn much from wise words, little from wise cracks, and less from wise guys.

William Arthur Ward, quote.

What a brilliant quote that is.

We can learn much from wise words, little from wise cracks, and less from wise guys.

And my final closing question is always, do you have a favorite quote related to the topic today?

I guess it would be William Arthur Ward's, if you can imagine it, you can achieve it.

Because in Grunt If You Understand, I always told them if they could visualize it or imagine it, they could then understand it and then they could execute it or achieve it.

So I love that one.

Okay.

This is chapter 15, a quote from William Arthur Ward, who says, happiness is an inside job.

This is probably one of the most apt quotes I've ever seen that so closely mirrors my mantra of living happy inside out.

No matter how often we think that happiness comes from our outer world, I've spent most of my life believing the opposite.

You may find yourself on the roller coaster of drama-based living, but you can also open the door to your own happiness and peace by discovering and staking out a place of happiness within you.

Trust me, it's a place worth knowing, owning, and loving, no matter what else is going on anywhere else.

So to conclude, again, the quote, it's William Arthur Ward, which really, again, the people who spoke the words are not always that important, but the quote itself is.

And I think it's a good place to end today's episode.

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As William Arthur Ward said, the pessimist complains about the wind.

The optimist expects it to change.

The realist adjusts the sails.

And Abraham Lincoln lost eight different elections before becoming arguably the greatest US president of all time.

William Arthur Ward said, adversity causes some men to break and others to break records.

Well, we definitely know how the NFL's all-time passing leader used his adversity.

How about us? How will we handle adversity when it comes? I say we use it as preparation for greatness.