To Admire

To Admire

  |   Joy, Positive Thinking, Positivity   |   No comment

◊   "Admiration is a powerful resource because when we admire someone or something, we are, if open, introduced to where those qualities live in us."     The antidote to pessimism is admiration. It sounds so simple, but the counterpoint to dwelling on what is missing is to affirm...

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Real Success Begins Where Selfishness Ends

  |   Attitude, Coaching, Personal Development, Personal Growth   |   No comment

↓ Many of famed UCLA basketball coach John Wooden’s favorite maxims reflected his keen appreciation of unselfishness: ↓ “You cannot live a perfect day without doing something for someone without a thought of repayment.” “Be as enthusiastic about the success of others as you are about your own.” ↓ Coach Wooden considered the...

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4 Keys to Building Your Confidence

  |   Attitude, Healthy Life Style, Leadership Skills, Life In General, Personal deveopment   |   No comment

♠ 4 Keys to Building Your Confidence There is so little we control in life. But we can control our confidence. ♠ Your experiences, education, talents, and skills will take you far in life. They’ll help you build an impressive résumé and open doors to opportunities. But what’s the...

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THE THREE TYPES OF MENTORS EVERY PERSON NEEDS TO HELP THEM GROW

  |   Attitude, Decision Making in Leadership, Entrepreneurs, Leadership Skills, Motivation, Personal Development, Positive Mentors   |   No comment

THE THREE TYPES OF MENTORS EVERY PERSON NEEDS TO HELP THEM GROW BY JOHN C. MAXWELL. ♠ A self-made leader doesn’t make much. I first wrote that statement in 2008, in my book, Leadership Gold. Eight years later, I still believe it. After all, I’m not a self-made man....

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PROBLEM-SOLVING 101: SOLVE THE PROBLEM BEFORE THE PROBLEM

  |   Attitude, Compassion-Gratitude, Entrepreneurs, Imperfection, Positive Mentors, Problem Solving 101, Refining Character   |   No comment

PROBLEM-SOLVING 101: SOLVE THE PROBLEM BEFORE THE PROBLEM * Do you know the number-one mistake most people make when encountering a problem? They don’t solve the problem before the problem. Now, you may be asking yourself, What’s John talking about? How can there be a problem before my problem?...

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