I Don't Regret a Mile

I’ve dreamed many a dream that’s never come true,
I’ve seen them vanish at dawn,
But enough of my dreams have come true
To make me keep dreaming on

I’ve prayed many a prayer that seemed no answer would come,
Though I’d waited so patient and long;
But enough answers have come to my prayers
To make me keep praying on.

I’ve sown many a seed that’s fallen by the wayside,
For the birds to feed upon
But I’ve held enough golden sheaves in my hands
To make me sowing on.

I’ve trusted many a friends that’s failed me
And left me to weep alone
But enough of my friends have been true blue
To make me keep trusting on

I’ve drained the cup of disappointment and pain’
And gone many a day without song
But I’ve sipped enough nectar from the roses of life
To make me want to live on
-------------- Howard Goodman

The Law of a lifetime growth

This states that ‘always make your learning more than your experience.’
That is continual learning is essential for lifetime growth. You can have a great deal of experience and be no smarter for all the things you’ve done, seen, and heard. Experience alone is no guarantee of lifetime growth. But if you regularly transform your experience into new lessons, you will make each day of your life a source of growth. The smartest people are those who can transform even the smallest events or situation into breakthroughs in thinking and action. Look at all of life as a school and every experience as a lesson, and your learning will always be greater than your experience.

------ Dan Sullivan and Catherine Nomura