Thomas C. Corley Quotes

“Cardio is not only good for the body, but it's good for the brain. It grows the neurons in the brain. Exercise also increases the production of glucose. Glucose is brain fuel. The more fuel you feed your brain, the more it grows and the smarter you become.”

“Daily habits dictate how successful or unsuccessful you will be in life.”

“Failure to separate yourself from the herd is why most people never achieve success. You want to separate yourself from the herd, create your own herd, and then get others to join it.”

“Fear of criticism is the reason we do not seek feedback from others. But feedback is essential to learning what is working and what isn't working. Feedback helps you understand if you are on the right track. Feedback criticism, good or bad, is a crucial element for learning and growth.”

“Getting up at five in the morning to tackle the top three things you want to accomplish in your day allows you to regain control of your life. It gives you a sense of confidence that you, indeed, direct your life.”

“Habits are the cause of wealth, poverty, happiness, sadness, stress, good relationships, bad relationships, good health, or bad health.”

“Helping other success-minded people move forward in achieving their goals and dreams helps you succeed.”

“Negative, destructive criticism will derail you from pursing success.”

“Passion makes work fun. Passion gives you the energy, persistence, and focus needed to overcome failures, mistakes, and rejection.”

“Pursuing your own dreams and goals creates the greatest long-term happiness and results in the greatest accumulation of wealth.”

“Self-made millionaires do not rely on one singular source of income. They develop multiple streams.”

“Self-made millionaires have mastered certain rules of etiquette principles you have to master if you want to be a success.”

“The rich are always on the lookout for individuals who are goal-oriented, optimistic, enthusiastic, and who have an overall positive mental outlook.”

“You are only as successful as those you frequently associate with.”