Courage

If you really want to shock the world, unleash your kindness.

Use your fear. Harness it. Let them underestimate you. In the end, don't vanquish your critics — prove them wrong.

I learned not to be disillusioned by failure, not to be burdened by perfection, and not to be intimidated by greatness.

Measure your success by how much you evolve, not necessarily how much you win.

Pick what you think is the best path and just move forward.

Embrace your inexperience and keep taking leaps forward.

Anybody can toss their hat in the air. But few have dared to make it actually fly.

Feel whatever you feel, all that you feel, and then keep going.

Channel your emotion into determination. Find exhilaration in the repetition. And put all of yourself into this role of a lifetime.

The power of America's military not only rests on our technology, our weaponry, our hardware. It rests on the character and the resolve of our people.

Learning how to fall teaches you how to land, and learning to land gives you the courage to jump higher.

When falling, the tendency is to tighten up, to brace for impact. But in truth, the safest thing one can do is remain calm — even curious about the shifting world around you.