If you make a little effort to help somebody out you can actually change the trajectory of their entire life. 236-2:50:53.

We used to say it takes five minutes to look like an operator, but it takes a lifetime to be one. — Norm Hooten.503-3:41:59

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The thing that’s in between talent and success can be summed up in one word: discipline. Do you have the discipline to do the work, to make the hard decisions, to put in the daily grind?.146-0:12:12

There’s holistic talent and there's holistic success, and there’s a space in between. And that’s what actually matters. What do you DO?.146-0:11:44

You’ve got to allow your kids brush up against the guardrails of failure without smashing them. The bumps and bruises are what will make them formidable in life. If they never got a bump or a bruise, life’s going to hit them hard and they won't be conditioned for it. 145-1:31:53

Fulfill your obligations. Fulfill your obligations. That means do what your supposed to do. That means no shortcuts, no quick fixes, no sweatless solutions. In other words, no slack. 502-2:53:56

Stop lying to yourself. When you stop lying to yourself you can become who you know you should be. When you tell yourself the truth about where you are you can make sure you are in the right place, and if you’re not, you can get yourself on the path to get there. 144-1:35:42

You could be who you should be when you do what you know you should do, when you pay attention to the little things, when you implement discipline, true and unflinching and unmitigated discipline in your life, when you stop trying to find a sweatless solution. 144-1:35:09

You have to be truthful to yourself. You have to stop rationalizing, stop making excuses, stop telling yourself little watered down assessments of where you're really at. Tell yourself the truth. 144-1:34:49

We lie to ourselves. We don't tell ourselves the way things really are. And when we do that, then we can't fix our problems. If we can't fix our problems we're not going to improve. So we have to be truthful to ourselves. 144-1:34:30

It’s my theory that the better trained you are, the more natural courage you have, because you have a belief in yourself. — David Hackworth.144-1:10:24

Help yourself become better. Help others become better. And in doing so, help this strange and often hostile world that we live in, make it just a little bit better by getting out there and getting after it. 143-2:22:07

When you've got yourself on a good path, then show someone else the path. Help them off that slippery slope. Help them. Because in another time in another place it could be you that needs help. 143-2:21:36

We can make someone’s life a little bit better. We can make ourselves a little bit better. And in doing so we can make the world, even just a small part of the world, a little bit better. 143-1:28:25

Don't give up. Don't give up. There's going to be some high points. There's going to be some low points. They're going to come. They're going to go. But don't, no matter what, don't give up. 501-2:54:00

The world does not owe you shit. I don't care who you are or what you've been through, the world does not owe you anything and nobody is going to tiptoe around you. — Rob Black.501-1:34:56

The worst action is inaction, especially if you're taking fire, if anything happens, just not being able to decide what to do. — Rob Black.501-0:54:12

Courage is the real driving force in human affairs. Every worthwhile action comes of some man daring what others fear to attempt. — S.L.A. Marshall, Men Against Fire.142-2:48:40

The near presence of death and the prospect of meeting it at the next moment move men in many curious and contrary ways. … The life of hardship and of danger gives new strength to the truly strong, and greater weakness to the truly weak. — S.L.A. Marshall.142-2:37:30

Fear is contagious, but courage is not less so. To the man who is in terror and verging on panic, no influence can be more steadying than that he sees some other man near him who is retaining self-control and doing his duty. — S.L.A. Marshall, Men Against Fire.142-2:04:36

Don't try to win a war or capture a hill all by yourself. Your action alone means nothing, or at best, very little. It is when you talk to others and they join with you that your action becomes important. — S.L.A. Marshall, Men Against Fire.142-1:55:55