Robin Sharma, Self-Help Writer and Leadership Speaker

Be all in or all out. There is no halfway. Robin Sharma says, "Become one of the rare people who don't know how to quit." Arthur Ashe also says, "Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can." Be tenacious in everything you do and show the world you will not give up without a fight. #GetInspired

Store Managers are freakin' awesome. Because let's face it, being a store manager is awesome because you can't be called "Freakin' Awesome" as a job title.

Being a carpenter is a very rewarding trade, but being a dad is the most rewarding. #GetInspired

Show your dad how much you love him with this poster.

We've all been to restaurants that are so-so. Don't own that place. Own the place across the street that has amazing food, amazing customer service, amazing everything. Amazing!

It's okay to be different. Challenge others. Break the mold. Do not be like everyone else.

You have to start somewhere to see where your passion with take you.

Getting started is just the first step in being successful. Your dedication and devotion to your goals is what will show you where to go and how to get there.

Dennis Crowley, Co-Founder of Foursquare

When you were playing with your building blocks at age 3, did you ever sketch out what you were going to build first? Reflect on your childhood, and just start building.

Thomas Edison, Inventor

Sometimes the best rules to live by are no rules at all. When you are trying to excel in something, don't let the rules and regulations stop you from being creative.

Sam Walton, Founder of Walmart & Sam's Club

 You will never actually be the boss, unless you are the customer. Basing your decisions on the requirements of the customer before the needs of yourself will allow your company to be successful. Who's the boss now?

Tom Peters, Author and Speaker

When the demands are high and you know not everything is possible, you might tell the customer to not expect much. The customer will be ever so surprised and pleased when more of the final product is what they wanted than what they were expecting.

The fact of the matter is you are not the boss; your customer is the boss. The more you reach into the customer's mind and see what they want, the better you'll be able to successfully meet their needs.

Jack Dorsey, Founder of Twitter & Square

To be efficient in what you do, you have to determine what elements are necessary and which are "bonus features". Focus in on the major components to streamline your products.

37Signals co-founder Jason Fried said, “It’s simple until you complicate things.” Maybe take a step back and look at the big picture rather than fixating on the little details.

Tony Hsieh, CEO of Zippo, Inc.

The world is at your mercy. Your imagination is the only boundary stopping you from going all out and showing the world what you've got. Get out there and explore all the new places available to you now that you have rid of those boundaries.