Top 200 Hal Elrod Quotes (2024 Update)
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101. “If you are to move beyond your past and transcend your limitations, you must stop living out of your rearview mirror and start imagining a life of limitless possibilities.”

— Hal Elrod

102. “Is there a difference between average and mediocre? Not so much.”

— Hal Elrod

103. “Talk to yourself in a way that inspires confidence that not only is anything possible, but that you are capable and committed to making it so.”

— Hal Elrod

104. “It begins with accepting total responsibility for every aspect of your life and refusing to blame anyone else. The degree to which you accept responsibility for everything in your life is precisely the degree of personal power you have to change or create anything in your life.”

— Hal Elrod

105. “Summarize key ideas, insights, and memorable passages in your journal. You can build your own brief summary of your favorite books so you can revisit the key content any time in just minutes.”

— Hal Elrod

106. “In the attitude of silence the soul finds the path in a clearer light, and what is elusive and deceptive resolves itself into crystal clearness. Mahatma Gandhi.”

— Hal Elrod

107. “Give up the need to be perfect for the opportunity to be authentic. Be who you are. Love who you are. Others will too.”

— Hal Elrod

108. “It’s not only children who grow. Parents do too. As much as we watch to see what our children do with their lives, they are watching us to see what we do with ours. I can’t tell my children to reach for the sun. All I can do is reach for it, myself. – Joyce Maynard, American novelist and journalist.”

— Hal Elrod

109. “High achievers are typically the worst at this, constantly overlooking or minimizing their accomplishments, beating themselves up over every mistake and imperfection, and never feeling like anything they do is quite good enough.”

— Hal Elrod

110. “The Rhythm of Life:.”

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111. “By simply changing the way you wake up in the morning, you can transform any area of your life, faster than you ever thought possible.”

— Hal Elrod

112. “When you consistently read positive self-improvement books and articles, you are programming your mind with the thoughts and beliefs that will support you in creating success.”

— Hal Elrod

113. “I want a life of freedom, where I get to wake up and do what I want, when I want, with whomever I want. I want to get out of bed every day and truly love my life. I want to love my work, and I want to love the people I get to share my life and work with. That’s my definition of success.”

— Hal Elrod

114. “If you are surrounded with lazy, weak-minded, excuse-making people, you’ll inevitably become like them. Spend time with positive, successful achievers and inevitably their attitudes and successful habits will reflect on you. You’ll become more and more like them.”

— Hal Elrod

115. “Instead of complaining about how things should be, I embraced how things were. I stopped putting energy into wishing my life were any different – into wishing bad things didn’t happen to me – and instead focused 100% on making the best of what I had. Since I.”

— Hal Elrod

116. “You must be strong and make sure you spend less time with people who don’t encourage and challenge you to become the best you can be.”

— Hal Elrod

117. “Amateurs wait until they feel motivated before writing. Professionals treat it like a job where they clock in and clock out every day – usually around the same time. They write when motivated. They write when not motivated. And sometimes they write when it’s the last thing they want to do.”

— Hal Elrod

118. “On the other hand, when you wake up each day with passion and purpose, you join the small percentage of high achievers who are living their dreams. Most importantly, you will be happy. By simply changing your approach to waking up in the morning, you will literally change everything.”

— Hal Elrod

119. “The key thing to understand is that The Miracle Morning isn’t about trying to deny yourself another hour of sleep so you can have an even longer, harder day. It’s not even about waking up earlier. It’s about waking up better.”

— Hal Elrod

120. “The purpose of a goal isn’t to hit the goal. The real purpose is to develop yourself into the type of person who can achieve your goals, regardless of whether you hit that particular one or not. It is who you become, by giving it everything you have until the last moment – regardless of your results – that matters most.”

— Hal Elrod

121. “The story of the human race is the story of men and women selling themselves short. Abraham Maslow.”

— Hal Elrod

122. “There is no better day than today for us to give up who we’ve been for who we can become, and upgrade the life we’ve been living for the one we really want.”

— Hal Elrod

123. “One of the saddest things in life is to live with regret, knowing that you could have, be, and do so much more.”

— Hal Elrod

124. “Why Did YOU Wake Up This Morning? You’ve got to get up every morning with determination if you’re going to go to bed with satisfaction.”

— Hal Elrod

125. “They have defined a clear life purpose that is more powerful than the collective sum of their petty problems and the countless obstacles they will inevitably face, and they wake up each day and work towards their purpose.”

— Hal Elrod

126. “Until we dedicate time each day to developing ourselves into the person we need to be to create the life we want, success is always going to be a struggle to attain.”

— Hal Elrod

127. “In his bestselling book The Rhythm of Life, Matthew Kelly enlightens us to a universal life purpose that I believe we should all live by: to become the best version of ourselves. In other words, focus on growing and being the best you can be, pursuing your dreams and inspiring others to do the same. That’s your purpose.”

— Hal Elrod

128. “When you hit the snooze button repeatedly, you’re doing two negative things to yourself. First, you’re fragmenting what little extra sleep you’re getting so it is of poor quality. Second, you’re starting to put yourself through a new sleep cycle that you aren’t giving yourself enough time to finish. This can result in persistent grogginess throughout the day.”

— Hal Elrod

129. “It’s been said that the first hour is the rudder of the day. If I’m lazy or haphazard in my actions during the first hour after I wake up, I tend to have a fairly lazy and unfocused day. But if I strive to make that first hour optimally productive, the rest of the day tends to follow suit.”

— Hal Elrod

130. “I stopped putting energy into wishing my life were any different – into wishing bad things didn’t happen to me – and instead focused 100% on making the best of what I had.”

— Hal Elrod

131. “The possibility of mediocrity exists for everyone, because being mediocre simply means choosing – whether consciously or unconsciously – to be the same as you’ve always been.”

— Hal Elrod

132. “Rather, the average person takes life one day at a time, and has no higher purpose beyond merely surviving. Most people just focus on getting through the day, taking the path of least resistance, and pursuing short term, short-lived pleasures along the way, while avoiding any pain or discomfort that might cause them to grow.”

— Hal Elrod

133. “Life begins each morning. Joel Olsteen.”

— Hal Elrod

134. “My first first-hand experience using affirmations came when I read about them in Napoleon Hill’s legendary book, Think and Grow Rich.”

— Hal Elrod

135. “Thank you for giving me these five hours of sleep tonight. Five hours is exactly what I need to feel rested and energized in the morning. My body is capable of miraculous things, the least of which is generating an abundance of energy from five restful hours of sleep. I believe that I create my experience of reality, and I choose to create waking up tomorrow feeling energized and excited to take on my day, and I’m grateful for that.”

— Hal Elrod

136. “While blame determines who is at fault for something, responsibility determines who is committed to improving things.”

— Hal Elrod

137. “I highly recommend re-reading good personal development books. Rarely can we read a book once and internalized all of the value from that book. Achieving mastery in any area requires repetition – being exposed to certain ideas, strategies, or techniques over and over again, until they become ingrained in your subconscious mind.”

— Hal Elrod

138. “The reality is that, statically, 95% of the people that read any book don’t implement what they learn, because no one is holding them accountable to do so.”

— Hal Elrod

139. “Psycho-Cybernetics: A New Way To Get More Living Out of Life.”

— Hal Elrod

140. “Ideas can come from anywhere and at any time. The problem with making mental notes is that the ink fades very rapidly.”

— Hal Elrod

141. “I am doing the best that I can in this moment, and at the same time, I can and will do better.”

— Hal Elrod

142. “See things as you would have them be instead of as they are. – ROBERT COLLIER.”

— Hal Elrod

143. “It’s the repetition of affirmations that leads to belief. Once that belief becomes a deep conviction, things begin to happen. – MUHAMMAD ALI You.”

— Hal Elrod

144. “Be aware that as you attempt to quiet your mind, thoughts will still come in to pay a visit. Simply acknowledge them, then let them go, always returning your focus to your breath. Remember, this is a time for you to let go of your compulsive need to constantly be thinking about something.”

— Hal Elrod

145. “The Education of Millionaires, Cutting Edge Sales, Living College Life in the Front Row, The Author’s Guide To Building An Online Platform, The 800-Pound Gorilla of Sales and the bestselling Chicken Soup for the Soul series.”

— Hal Elrod

146. “Whether it’s our routines or our relationships, it’s our responsibility to actively and continuously make them the way we want them to be.”

— Hal Elrod

147. “What about you? Are you maximizing your potential and creating the levels of success that you truly want – in every area of your life? Or are there areas of your life where you’re settling for less than you really want? Are you settling for less than you’re capable of, and then justifying that it’s okay? Or are you ready to stop settling, so you can start living your best life – you know, the life of your dreams?”

— Hal Elrod

148. “The life-enhancing benefits of Silence have been well documented throughout the ages. From the power of prayer, to the magic of meditation, some of the greatest minds in history have used purposeful Silence to transcend their limitations and create extraordinary results.”

— Hal Elrod

149. “Unfortunately, there will be a lot of people who are trying to get ahead in life but keep getting pulled down by the people around them. This can be especially difficult when those people are your family. You must be strong and make sure you spend less time with people who don’t encourage and challenge you to become the best you can be.”

— Hal Elrod

150. “Even when life is difficult or challenging – especially when life is difficult and challenging – the present is always an opportunity for us to learn, grow, and become better than we’ve ever been before.”

— Hal Elrod