Adam Dorfman’s Philosophies

Be a powerful creator.
Strive to make a positive impact on everyone you meet.
Know your values and do not compromise them for a gain of any sort.
Know your VALUE and do not settle for less than what you are worth in any endeavor.
You are blessed with intelligence and creativity.
Remember your WHY and talk about it daily.
Be an energizer and a builder of people.
Focus on the thoughts, words, and actions of the present and the future.
Do not push your ambition and standards on those who do not want it.
Lead the way people need to be led, not how it is most comfortable to lead.
Practice kindness, compassion, patience, and non-judgement.
Strive to live “outside the box.”
You have one body, one mind, and one spirit.
Be healthy, strong, and flexible – mentally, emotionally, physically, and spiritually.
Avoid gossip and negativity.
If you choose to do something, go all-in. No half measures.
Show up to every encounter to prove yourself over and over again, because yesterday ended last night.
Let go of past failures, disappointments, and transgressions, because yesterday ended last night.

Choose carefully how and with whom you spend my time.
Focus only on what you can control and constantly seek new opportunities and solutions.
Approach each conversation with intent, focus, positivity, and preparation.
Stay hungry with a red belt mentality.
Practice non-reactivity
Own every situation and be accountable.
Practice mindfulness, faith, and gratitude daily.
Give more than you receive from every relationship.
Value loyalty and honor.
Focus on WHAT you feel in addition to HOW you feel.
Work to eliminate distractions
Let others know their importance regularly and work to catch people doing things right.
Believe in the power of AND. “AND” always triumphs over “OR.”
Choose for your attitude to dictate your outcomes, not the other way around.
Give grace and work to make things right.
Be the competition and the standard of excellence.
To the question, “How much is enough?” the only appropriate answer is, “All I can do.”
Where you are at any given moment is the sum of the decisions you have made.