Rory Vaden

I used to travel with him to like these big, huge arenas You know, he passed away several years ago. But anyways, he was the one that said, there is no elevator to success. You have to take the stairs. And so even the whole take the stairs concept was a bit of a homage to my mentor Zig Ziglar.

I used to travel with him to like these big, huge arenas You know, he passed away several years ago. But anyways, he was the one that said, there is no elevator to success. You have to take the stairs. And so even the whole take the stairs concept was a bit of a homage to my mentor Zig Ziglar.

I used to travel with him to like these big, huge arenas You know, he passed away several years ago. But anyways, he was the one that said, there is no elevator to success. You have to take the stairs. And so even the whole take the stairs concept was a bit of a homage to my mentor Zig Ziglar.

I used to travel with him to like these big, huge arenas You know, he passed away several years ago. But anyways, he was the one that said, there is no elevator to success. You have to take the stairs. And so even the whole take the stairs concept was a bit of a homage to my mentor Zig Ziglar.

I used to travel with him to like these big, huge arenas You know, he passed away several years ago. But anyways, he was the one that said, there is no elevator to success. You have to take the stairs. And so even the whole take the stairs concept was a bit of a homage to my mentor Zig Ziglar.

Anything that matters to you is gonna be hard to let go of. The things that matter to you are the things that you've put the most time and love and energy and money and prayer into. So you go, if you lose a loved one, why is it so hard? It's because we've spent so much time together. We have so many shared experiences. We have so many interests and stories.

Anything that matters to you is gonna be hard to let go of. The things that matter to you are the things that you've put the most time and love and energy and money and prayer into. So you go, if you lose a loved one, why is it so hard? It's because we've spent so much time together. We have so many shared experiences. We have so many interests and stories.

Anything that matters to you is gonna be hard to let go of. The things that matter to you are the things that you've put the most time and love and energy and money and prayer into. So you go, if you lose a loved one, why is it so hard? It's because we've spent so much time together. We have so many shared experiences. We have so many interests and stories.

Anything that matters to you is gonna be hard to let go of. The things that matter to you are the things that you've put the most time and love and energy and money and prayer into. So you go, if you lose a loved one, why is it so hard? It's because we've spent so much time together. We have so many shared experiences. We have so many interests and stories.

Anything that matters to you is gonna be hard to let go of. The things that matter to you are the things that you've put the most time and love and energy and money and prayer into. So you go, if you lose a loved one, why is it so hard? It's because we've spent so much time together. We have so many shared experiences. We have so many interests and stories.

Anything that matters to you is gonna be hard to let go of. The things that matter to you are the things that you've put the most time and love and energy and money and prayer into. So you go, if you lose a loved one, why is it so hard? It's because we've spent so much time together. We have so many shared experiences. We have so many interests and stories.

Anything that matters to you is gonna be hard to let go of. The things that matter to you are the things that you've put the most time and love and energy and money and prayer into. So you go, if you lose a loved one, why is it so hard? It's because we've spent so much time together. We have so many shared experiences. We have so many interests and stories.

Anything that matters to you is gonna be hard to let go of. The things that matter to you are the things that you've put the most time and love and energy and money and prayer into. So you go, if you lose a loved one, why is it so hard? It's because we've spent so much time together. We have so many shared experiences. We have so many interests and stories.

Anything that matters to you is gonna be hard to let go of. The things that matter to you are the things that you've put the most time and love and energy and money and prayer into. So you go, if you lose a loved one, why is it so hard? It's because we've spent so much time together. We have so many shared experiences. We have so many interests and stories.

Anything that matters to you is gonna be hard to let go of. The things that matter to you are the things that you've put the most time and love and energy and money and prayer into. So you go, if you lose a loved one, why is it so hard? It's because we've spent so much time together. We have so many shared experiences. We have so many interests and stories.

The irony is that the more we have invested into something, the less likely we are to let it fail. Well, what most people do is they keep their commitments conditionally. They keep their commitments as long as they're convenient to do so.

The irony is that the more we have invested into something, the less likely we are to let it fail. Well, what most people do is they keep their commitments conditionally. They keep their commitments as long as they're convenient to do so.

The irony is that the more we have invested into something, the less likely we are to let it fail. Well, what most people do is they keep their commitments conditionally. They keep their commitments as long as they're convenient to do so.

The irony is that the more we have invested into something, the less likely we are to let it fail. Well, what most people do is they keep their commitments conditionally. They keep their commitments as long as they're convenient to do so.

The irony is that the more we have invested into something, the less likely we are to let it fail. Well, what most people do is they keep their commitments conditionally. They keep their commitments as long as they're convenient to do so.