Such a true message. A person can choose their path, even cure themselves of illnesses with positive thinking. That’s my buddy (a.k.a Mr. Closer) up in the banner.

Good morning from Keystone!

Sorry for the typo!
Suitable for a plaque:
“A surefire path to success is to take massive action every day.”

I needed to hear this today. Thanks Larry

Tom Matthews is respected by everyone !

So True
I’ve just been to Papua New Guinea to hike the Kokoda trail , a famous WW2 battle ground .
Unfortunately I had to be airlifted out due to becoming unwell, I was gutted but I will be back , unfinished business.

Thank you Larry. I couldn’t agree more. This Think Daily will go into my Keeper folder and not be deleted so that I can refer back to it.

Thanks, Larry. Excellent reminder.

Taking time to reflect and edit your life is essential.

To this end it’s also a good idea to drop enough stuff so that we create “spare” time in our daily schedule. Something will eat it up almost assuredly but if it doesn’t then you can work on your “would be nice to do” list instead of just your “have to do” list. Or we could actually go home early for a change and spend more time with the family! Opportunities are often lost because we have filled our schedules too full to have any space for “extra” activities. We need to clear up our schedules so we have more flexibility.

As they say, “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure”.

Good morning! A good day starts with a good message to you, by you. Having a good day is a choice, it’s not by luck that they happen! You make it happen for you! I tell myself every morning that I AM GOING to have a good day.

Once you realize that everything and everyone around you is no smarter than you. That YOU alone are responsible for your outcomes. And lastly, that failing in pursuit of something is apart of learning. There is nothing that can prevent you from winning. Get out of your own way, Accept the challenge, and go!

Thanks for one more day and one more opportunity.

I’ve been fasting for over seven years now. Love it!!

Hey Larry! Love your daily posts. However, as a registered dietitian, I don’t agree with today’s thought. There is no evidence that eating at certain points in the day make us healthier. Flour, cheese, and sugar can all be consumed and you can still lead a very healthy life. I do all of the above and like to have a small snack before bed and I’m currently training for a marathon.
Some people may not be able to afford unpackaged “whole” foods and so cellophane wrapped, banana bread might be all they can provide to their hungry children at home- and that is much better to have as a breakfast than a kid trying to learn while starving. Do I agree North America can be much better in what it provides and how it markets food? Absolutely. Is the average American diet full of processed high sugar/fat/salt food? Yup. Does the majority of people need to exercise more? 110%. But just some thoughts, as making comments on diet and nutrition is so complex with no “one answer fits all”.

Sugar; the first drug you will ever receive – given to you by the people you trust the most, as a REWARD for “being good”! Drug?? Yes, Drug. It meets all of the criteria:
It has no nutritional value.
It’s bad for you.
It’s Highly addictive.
What else do we need to know?

Thanks, Larry! Great points today & every day! 🫶

Amen
It’s pretty simple Eat real food drink water and walk – that takes care of basic health needs

The crap they serve at school cafeterias is criminal !

Larry, I agree with your assessments and have found the same to be true in my family. My parent decided in the early 80’s to cut out all processed sugars, all synthetic fats, all white flour products and took it a step further and cut out all meats that were “forbidden” in the old testament of the Bible. The instant result was that my dad lost 30-40 pounds within a few months and has kept the weight off since. I am one of 10 children and we never went to the doctor while growing up for anything other than broken bones and dental work. We never had a sickness requiring medical assistance to get well. Now that I’m grown and have my own family and 8 children we eat very much the same. We are a little looser on the sugars because my wife has a bit of a sweet tooth and so do my children. We have had a similar experience with medical care in that we have only had to go for broken bones and teeth and maybe 3 serious sicknesses. Oh, and did I mention we also cut out all vaccines at the same time? This might not work for everyone but I am a big believer in not putting things into our body that didn’t naturally occur in nature. It’s nearly impossible to do that but the more we limit the unnatural elements entering our bodies the better off we will be.

Larry, thank you for so many, many wonderful, uplifting messages!!

Happy birthday, thanks for all the intellectual gifts!

Thank you for Sharing you knowledge and teaching us all

Congratulations on 15 years, your blogs have helped so many people, including me!!

Larry, thank you very much for your effort, I get a lot out of the Think Daily emails, they have improved my life, my business, and my team’s lives.

Thank you! I appreciate the Think Daily, it helps look at things in a different perspective.

Happy Birthday, Think Daily!

So “Think Daily” is an overnight success after only 15 years. It’s great, it is part of my daily routine. Thank you for sharing.

Happy Birthday Think Daily and congratulations Larry! I have enjoyed Think Daily for many years and have used the content on many occasions in my life along with sharing in my sales meetings!

Happy Birthday! It’s quite an accomplishment keeping a daily practice going so long! Thank you for putting the work into these messages. Think Daily has helped me in my business and life.

Happy Birthday Think Daily!!
Larry Congratulations on reaching this milestone, and thank you for sharing your reflections with us. It’s inspiring to see how your commitment to learning and growth has shaped your thinking and behavior over the years. Here’s to continued success and growth on your journey ahead!

Congratulations Larry, take a bow you have help many people with your thoughts and that includes me. Thank you for sharing i really appreciate it.

Larry, Thank you so much for your time , effort and commitment to provide these valuable insights.

Happy Birthday

Congratulations on 15 years! Larry-I’ve been with Lawson for 6 months and I’m really drawn to the principles that David is truly all about! I see where he draws it from, thank you.

Congrats Larry!! Roger would be so proud!

Happy Birthday! Good on the notebook idea. I’ve created a folder in my inbox where I drop my favorite Think Daily emails. Here’s to your next 15 years!

Congratulations on 15 years! That’s quite an accomplishment. Thanks for all the inspiring posts.

Larry, Thank you so much for sharing. You have been a great source of inspiration.

Nice Larry,

Thank you,
So Cal Dave 2015

Happy Birthday to Think Daily! I subscribe to ONE motivational email message, and it’s Think Daily. I appreciate you, Larry!

Congrats on 15 years of Think Daily! And thank you for them! I have greatly benefited from your work. Been reading since sometime in 2012 after I met you.
Thanks for the great book recommendation Untethered Soul by Michael Singer. Just finished yesterday.
Have a great day Larry!

Happy Think Daily Birthday! I greatly value all of your messages. Thank you for taking the time!

Happy Birthday Think Daily! Grateful for what you do Larry.

Thank you, Larry, for paying it forward all these years. I believe I have become a better thinker thanks to you and Think Daily. From the inner, the outter.

“I’ll never let go” to Think Daily, Larry.

I love this! Success is truly a habit and once formed it increases exponentially. Once we resolve ourselves to doing the hard things there is only the task of doing it left. Often we spend more time and effort avoiding the hard thing than it would take to actually just do it. Those who avoid hard or unpleasant activities will miss many of the best opportunities in their life!