Andrea Goeglein

Abundant evidence exists to prove that we are continually creating excuses to explain why we do not reach our goals.

So much of personal development and growth comes down to the decisions you make when you hit a wall. Do you spend your time feeling bad for yourself, or do you invest your time in continuing to build toward your dreams?

When you use life's curve balls to create positive energy, you cultivate a Don't Die® spirit that powers you through moment by moment so that you live your life to the fullest until the very end.

Life changes as seasons change. And with each season, we, like the farmer, have a job to do in the cultivation of our Don't Die® spirit.

When you manage your expectations, you let yourself soak in the joy of what is actually happening around you.

Only when we pay attention and notice small moments, do we make the connections that lead to a change in our perspective.

The best way to not die with vacation time on the books is to stop worrying about what you shoulda done. Stop worrying about what you woulda done. Stop worrying about what you coulda done.

No one wants to die with vacation time on the books.

You can go from seeking to seeker when you stop bouncing. Set a plan for change and take the risks you need to take without worrying about failing.

The slow dance of synchronicity begins the moment you are born.

Every moment holds the potential to cause us to see differently.

When you teach, you learn twice

Each time you teach, you learn something else you needed to know.

To love others, first find that sense of connection within yourself. In other words, love yourself first. that's when you will learn to love life.

You teach what you need to learn.

Vacation time is something we all accrue, but only the wisest of us recognize its importance.

You hold all the potential for great synchronistic events to come together to transform your life.

Teaching is a gift you give not only to others, but also to yourself. You give and you receive, you teach and you learn.