Latecomers become changemakers, if they take delay as an opportunity to bring something new to the table when they arrive.

Pain is a great instructor. Once you've been through it, you know things you couldn't have learnt otherwise. Don't waste your pain, let it instruct you.

While repetition produces predictable results, innovation brings about unusual results.

Pursuing your dreams is like trying to solve a puzzle - you have a picture of the end but not how all the pieces connect. Still, if your energy fizzles, there's no solving the puzzle.

The drawback in keeping at what isn't working is that it distracts you from exploring new ideas that will work.

Transitions always occur against the backdrop of opposition. And all you need to overcome opposition is to position yourself correctly.

After you have done a good work, go a step further and show it to people. Good works don't promote themselves.

It's better to follow a path whose end you do not know trusting in the Lord, than to follow a path just because the end seems clear to you.

Each of us is designed like a light bulb. Find your power source and you will shine.

If opportunity comes first, embrace it and develop capacity as you go. If opportunity delays, develop capacity while you wait. Just don't waste time.