On the path to the top, a person must never forget who they were before they thought they had become someone.
Success is a curious test of character.
As you grow, so does others’ perception of you. Your numbers, projects, contacts, and opportunities all grow.
What must not grow is the ego.
The most dangerous moment isn't when you're at rock bottom. The most dangerous moment is when you start to believe that you're above others.
I remember the days when everything was uncertain. When decisions were difficult. When every project was a struggle. When you couldn't afford to make mistakes.
These days are the foundation. These days are your identity. These days are why you stand firm today.
If you forget your beginnings, you’ll lose your stability. If you forget the people who were there for you before you were “somebody,” you’ll lose yourself.
Success doesn't change a person. Success simply reveals what a person has always been.
So, as you move forward, carry humility with you.
Humility is what keeps you grounded in greatness, even when you achieve it.
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