The document contains short quotes from various individuals emphasizing the importance of having clear goals and direction in life. Franklin Roosevelt talks about needing to sail towards a port rather than drift aimlessly. David Ogilvy says to aim high rather than play it safe. Seneca notes that plans fail without clear aims, as one cannot reach their harbor without knowing which way to go. Later quotes reinforce these ideas, with Frankl saying life can be pulled by goals and Berra noting you'll end up elsewhere without direction. Montaigne closes by calling living with purpose the great achievement of humanity.

2. To reach a port, we must sail—Sail, not tie at anchor—Sail, not
drift.
Franklin Roosevelt

3. Don't bunt. Aim out of the ballpark.
David Ogilvy

4. Our plans miscarry because they have no aim. When a man does
not know what harbor he is making for, no wind is the right wind.
Seneca

5. Life can be
pulled by goals
just as surely as
it can be pushed
by drives.
Viktor Frankl

6. If you don't
know where
you are
going,
you'll end up
someplace
else.
Yogi Berra

7. The great and glorious masterpiece of
man is to know how to live to purpose.
Michel de Montaigne