I'm a good man with a good heart had a tough time, got a rough start But I finally learned to let it go.

That is how you know you've left childhood behind-when you wish for time to go backward.

To move with the times is, of course, to go where all times go.

He worked up his old battles and tricked them out with fresh splendors; also with new terrors, for he added artillery now.

We ain't what we oughta be. We ain't what we want to be. We ain't what we gonna be. But, thank God, we ain't what we was.

There are only new ways of making them felt —of examining what those ideas feel like being lived on Sunday morning at 7 A.M., after brunch, during wild love, making war, giving birth, mourning our dead —while we suffer the old longings, battle the old warnings and fears of being silent and impotent and alone, while we taste new possibilities and strengths.

...The most important thing, I think. You can't run from your past. You have to take it for what it is and realize that it's part of you.

There are far, far better things ahead than any we leave behind.

When you go through a loss, a disappointment or a bad break up, don't expect to come out the same. Expect to come out better off than you were before.

Love what is ahead by loving what has come before.

Stop being disappointed about where you are and start being optimistic about where you are going.

To build a winning team, you must help your players and staff have amnesia about past outcomes and remember all the little things they did to get better.