John Prather

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Being courageous gave me everything I have that’s worth anything

Do you know that thing you always said you were going to do? Do it.

The ability to persevere is the ability to succeed

The difficulty doesn’t remove the responsibility

Sacrifice comes before success

If you purchase a book for $20, read it for 15 minutes each day, and learn one thing that changes your entire life, you have earned one of the most significant returns on investment in the universe.

If you want to change the world, be a hero at home

You can always make more money, but you can’t make more time. Act accordingly.

4 If you are willing to do what others are unwilling to do, you will eventually be what others have no ability to be.

3. If you take the easy path now, it will get harder later, and you will regret it. If you take the difficult path now, it will get easier later, and people will wonder how you did it.

Four things I want my kids to know: 1. If you live for something bigger than yourself, someone will remember you forever. If you live only for yourself, everyone will forget you before you even die.

Anything worth having is worth having perseverance.

You must tackle the difficulty to earn the trait that lives on the other side.

Patience is found on the other side of delay. Courage is found on the other side of fear. Persistence is found on the other side of a setback. Resilience is found on the other side of failure. Strength is found on the other side of resistance.

Positive character traits are earned, not bestowed. Character lives on the other side of difficulty.

Anything worth having is worth having patience.

The ability to do big things is found wrapped in the discipline of faithfully doing small things

Most people need more implementation, not more information. Many of us are informed beyond our ability to implement.