Dan Miller

We hear a lot about the failures of people who are ultimately very successful. How do you view failure in your own life?

I need $1 million to create a ministry event in my community. Where can I get the money?

Don’t ignore a subtle sense of unrest. It may be the key to finding the work and life you love.

Can I as a wife be the leader in my family to create a better life?

"The slogan ‘Press On’ has solved and always will solve the problems of the human race.”

Not everyone is attuned to the "music" of their calling, their chance, their new opportunities. Only those who are listening for it.

When we talk about change, here’s a good starting point...

I don’t trust somebody who’s never had a failure. If the high jumper always clears the bar, you don’t really know how good they are.

"In my current job, I can't follow my passions. I seem to be on the sidelines of my own life, waiting for it to begin.”

Have we forgotten that to reap a harvest you have to first plant seeds, and to receive warmth you must first chop wood?

Hoping the economy gets better will have little impact on assuring your success. Making yourself better will guarantee it.

If you’ve achieved what you previously thought was impossible, it’s time to set some bigger goals.

You may be doing great work. But is it remarkable? Do you do it with such passion that people would travel to watch?

"I’m feeling like I’m in a dead-end situation, but I’m not going to move until God tells me to do so!”

Don't threaten to quit if you don't get a raise - there are probably 10 people waiting in line to take your job. Try these tips.

When we are serving others in the area of our greatest joy, the world will become a better place and we will be blessed to be a blessing.

Signing a lease on a Mercedes you can't afford is neither the Law of Attraction not God’s providence... that’s just being stupid.

How many times have you heard people say about their work, “Well, at least I’m making a living”?