Out There Quotes

“I had witnessed first-hand that once I changed my vision of who I was in my career, my actions and behaviors in my work life changed immediately, permanently. Conversely, other times when I just tried to modify what I was doing daily in my behavior (follow up more on calls, be more organized, etc.), those changes were fleeting and I ended up right back where I started. The bottom line is this—we act in ways that support our true image of who we are. We do it without effort or struggle; we simple “are that person.”
― David Clark, Out There: A Story of Ultra Recovery

“Don’t ever sell yourself short,” I said to little Davey and Emily as they looked up into my eyes. My face was covered in salt and sweat and grime as they looked at me. “Do you understand?” I asked. “I want you to know that it’s possible to be at the very brink of yourself, to feel like you can’t take another step, that you are done for good—but if you believe and move forward with faith, you have strength waiting for you inside… don’t quit before the miracle happens. Make sense?”
― David Clark, Out There: A Story of Ultra Recovery

“If you want to change yourself long term, you have to change the way you think and change the way you perceive the world. You have to come up with a new set of eyes to view yourself with. You need a new way of communicating internally with yourself and you need to ask yourself different questions.”
― David Clark, Out There: A Story of Ultra Recovery

“As I see it, my job is to maximize my talents and experiences in a way that will help make the world better—to carry my own weight in impacting the universal trajectory of mankind.”
― David Clark, Out There: A Story of Ultra Recovery

“How we view ourselves and define ourselves is perhaps the most essential paradigm we have as human beings. It determines all of our actions and reactions.”
― David Clark, Out There: A Story of Ultra Recovery