Adam Kirk Smith Quotes
The world’s most successful people didn’t wait for someone else to pick them, but instead, they picked themselves.
The slinky and post-it notes are both products that came from mistakes. Don’t forget that mishaps can be turned into triumphs.
Contentment - being happy while doing something - and complacency - being happy while doing nothing - are entirely different.
You will make better decisions once you begin thinking long-term rather than short-term.
The requirement for advice being received well is that you’ve produced results with your life. Results are what matters!
Imperfection doesn’t disqualify you from helping others -- it makes you more qualified to give advice in the area you learned from.
You will know who wants you to succeed by the way they see the good in you before they ever see your flaws.
People who succeed in business aren't afraid to hear feedback from their customers -- they actually thrive from it.
You don’t have to worry about getting the attention of others when you’re good at what you do.
Stop looking for permission from other people to do what you know you are meant to do.
When you have knowledge, patience, and passion, and pair those with hard work, you will find success -- but don’t ever forget about kindness.
As a leader, your main responsibility is to remove any barriers that stand in the way.
Instead of thinking that you always need to do bigger things, learn to do the small things in better ways.
When quitting is done correctly, it isn't giving up - it's making room for something better.
The biggest roadblock to changing the world is believing that your voice doesn't matter.
Every time you make a choice you’re taking time and effort away from something or someone else. Every choice has a cost.
Problems don't get better with time they become better when you find bravery. Success demands that you fight your fears.
You'll only beat your fears once you get to the point where you care more about your purpose than what people think of you.
In relationships, always strive to give more than you take -- that's how you make a bigger impact.