“So much of what holds us back in life are the long-held resentments stemming from childhood.”

The more you retrain yourself to choose happiness over fear, the more blissful you will be.

Remember that you have a choice in what you see. If you choose to see a person’s darkness, you strengthen your darkness within. If you choose to see their light, you shine from the inside out.

The issue is that if you hold onto the resentment against yourself, you’re just going to recreate that destructive pattern in different forms because unconsciously it’s still a belief system that limits you.

When you repeat a new pattern often, you literally change the neural pathways in your brain. This shift helps true change settle in.

Happiness is your choice. You can choose today.

The moment you accept that there’s a guidance system supporting you, then you experience a new sense of freedom and peace.

When you focus on your greatness you elevate everyone around you.

Learning presence is a stress buster.

A miracle is a shift in perception. The moment that we choose to perceive our life with love, we can create miraculous change.

Joy is a big stress buster too. Measure your success by how much fun you’re having.

Dreams are the way to unfulfilled wishes in the individual; visions are the way to unfulfilled dreams in mankind.

Repeating a new behavior is what makes change stick.

The key to serenity is trusting that the universe has your back.

If you’re stuck in traffic, call a friend or listen to a favorite podcast. If you’re waiting in a long line, make friends with a person in line with you. There are lots of ways we can change the vibe.

All the happiness, self-confidence, and support you’re seeking is already within you.

Putting your well-being first – like putting your oxygen mask on before you help the person next to you – that really benefits all your relationships.

I would never be a sellout, but you can never be a sellout to kids. Kids is kids!

I believe that the school must represent life – life as real and vital to the child as that which he carries on in the home, in the neighborhood, or on the playground.

I try to keep my kids with me everywhere I go.

As a kid, you learn to measure long before you understand the size or value of anything. Eventually, if you’re lucky, you learn that you’ve been measuring all wrong.

I was that little kid: I was the one that was looking up to athletes and getting to see them and getting to be a part of it, and I remember those experiences.

If your children ever find out how lame you really are, they’ll murder you in your sleep.

As a mother, the one thing that always goes through your head is, You’re never enough. You never can be enough – or do enough – for your kids. It’s a never-ending issue for me.

Kids in sports – it makes such an impact in life with the lessons that you learn.