Dr. Phil McGraw

I'm going to live those things with intention.

Now, you've got to think about that for a minute because you always read about famous people and they say,

his philosophy or her philosophy of life was, and there'll be some profound thing they say.

And I always used to think, I don't really have a philosophy of life.

I guess you don't get that until you're dead, and then somebody looks at your life and says that your philosophy of life was.

But we do have a philosophy of life.

Every single one of us do, and we see it by the way we live.

We have to decide, what is my philosophy of life?

Is it passive?

Do I believe in God?

Do I believe in hard work?

One of my philosophies is I believe in a meritocracy.

I think you reward hard work, added value, talent.

That's one of my philosophies.

I don't care if you're born on third base, dugout, or dumpster.

Wherever you start, you got to work hard to get where you're going.

And I think people have to be who they are on purpose.

They got to decide, what is it that is important?

Am I going to let the school co-parent my child?

Am I going to let what's going on in Canada come here and say I don't have rights to my child?