The Tao of Progress Quotes

“potential.”
― Sam Obitz, The Tao of Progress: The Path to Purpose and Inner Excellence

“too.”
― Sam Obitz, The Tao of Progress: The Path to Purpose and Inner Excellence

“there.”
― Sam Obitz, The Tao of Progress: The Path to Purpose and Inner Excellence

“There are two self-induced pains in life: the temporary pain of discipline and the lasting pain of regret.” — Sam Obitz”
― Sam Obitz, The Tao of Progress: The Path to Purpose and Inner Excellence

“Complaining,” Coach continued, “is the language of reaction. Choice is the language of creation.”
― Sam Obitz, The Tao of Progress: The Path to Purpose and Inner Excellence

“creation.”
― Sam Obitz, The Tao of Progress: The Path to Purpose and Inner Excellence

“open.”
― Sam Obitz, The Tao of Progress: The Path to Purpose and Inner Excellence

“on.”
― Sam Obitz, The Tao of Progress: The Path to Purpose and Inner Excellence

“later.”
― Sam Obitz, The Tao of Progress: The Path to Purpose and Inner Excellence

“I spent years worrying about what could go wrong, what people would think, how badly I might fail. And then one day, I realized that all that worry never moved me an inch closer to where I wanted to be.”
― Sam Obitz, The Tao of Progress: The Path to Purpose and Inner Excellence

“anything.”
― Sam Obitz, The Tao of Progress: The Path to Purpose and Inner Excellence

“Do you want to be right about how unfair this is, or do you want your power back?”
― Sam Obitz, The Tao of Progress: The Path to Purpose and Inner Excellence

“back?”
― Sam Obitz, The Tao of Progress: The Path to Purpose and Inner Excellence

“You can change your future, but not your past.” — Sam Obitz”
― Sam Obitz, The Tao of Progress: The Path to Purpose and Inner Excellence

“belief.”
― Sam Obitz, The Tao of Progress: The Path to Purpose and Inner Excellence

“Obitz”
― Sam Obitz, The Tao of Progress: The Path to Purpose and Inner Excellence

“themselves.”
― Sam Obitz, The Tao of Progress: The Path to Purpose and Inner Excellence