From a Very Biased Perspective

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"If there is one thing that you need to get, it should be this; the most powerful mind is the quiet mind. It is the mind that is present, reflective, and mindful of its thoughts and its state. It doesn't often multitask, and when it does, it does so with a purpose"

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