Author: Kevin Evertt FitzMaurice, M.S.

• There is no such thing as “your best,” but being under and hosting the best is an option.• There is no possibility for you to do “your best,” because “your best” is an idea and you cannot do an idea.• There is no possibility for you to be “your best,…

• Often the best are culled from the worst.• Those who have suffered the worst can advise the best.• Those who have made it through the worst can give the best.• Confess to being the worst and gain the chance of being the best.• Those who were the wors…

• If you think someone made you angry, then you are unaware of how and why you chose to be upset.• If you think someone made you scared, then you are unaware of how and why you chose to feel anxious.• If you think someone made you feel inferior, then y…

• If you think someone made you angry, then you are unaware of how and why you chose to be upset.• If you think someone made you scared, then you are unaware of how and why you chose to feel anxious.• If you think someone made you feel inferior, then y…

• When you unconditionally forgive someone for everything, then that person has no power over your identity and feelings.• When you unconditionally forgive some personal failing for everything, then that failing has no power over your identity and feel…

• Time heals everything when you use time to learn to accept everything.• Time heals everything when you use time to learn to forgive everything.• Time heals everything when you use time to learn to be grateful for everything.• Time heals everything wh…

• If you claim that you cause your thoughts, then do you also claim responsibility for the nature of your thoughts?• If you claim responsibility for your choices, then do you also claim responsibility for the results of your choices?• If you claim that…

• Do you claim to be the coach, judge, referee, and trainer of your thoughts, then who will you declare the winner—your angry thoughts or your forgiving thoughts?• Do you claim to be the coach, judge, referee, and trainer of your thoughts, then who wil…

• Victimhood is a devious and compelling way to abuse others.• Victimhood is a devious and compelling way to avoid healing and helping others.• Victimhood is a devious and compelling way to deny adulthood and responsibility.• Victimhood is a devious an…

• Victimhood is a devious and compelling way to abuse others.• Victimhood is a devious and compelling way to avoid healing and helping others.• Victimhood is a devious and compelling way to deny adulthood and responsibility.• Victimhood is a devious an…