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Decisions Determine Destiny

This is what I live by, my motivation to be a better man: How will I be remembered?

At the end of your life don't let it be said of you: "He was late, forgetful, and disorganized. He always said he would reach his goals, but never did. His is a legacy of failure."  
But let it be said instead: "He was honest and true, always keeping his word. He was a strong leader that could be trusted and relied on. He was always one to act. His is a legacy of success."


What kind of legacy will you leave behind? Remember that our decisions determine our destiny. Choose your path and never leave it.

Life's a garden. Dig it!

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