Finishing must become a habit for those who want to be successful. For that reason, I want to be as good at finishing as I am at starting. Finishers are successful; finishers are winners; finishers are motivators and role models.
Who we choose to surround ourselves with will impact who we become. Seek out energy givers, and aim to give them at least as much energy as you take from them. The result is a brighter world for all of us.
We are all gifted with a new chapter, a new chance…. Cast a vision for a way that we can come together as conduits and advocates of positive change.
I am a believer in the power of change and the positive outcomes that can accompany it. I also believe that each individual has the ability to enact their own personal transformation.
“In all human affairs there are efforts, and there are results, and the strength of the effort is the measure of the result.” – James Allen Everyone has a personal measure of success, whether intentional or not. For me, I strive for excellence in my business and personal life. One thing I have learned in [...]
A wise person once told me, “When people show you their true colors, believe them.” Why is it that so often – in personal relationships, in hiring decisions, in business deals… –we see what we want to see instead of what’s really being revealed to us? How many times do we make hiring decisions with [...]
“Experience is a tough teacher because she gives the test first, the lesson afterwards.” – Vernon Sanders Law As many of you know, in February I had a “heart stopping experience” that slowed me down– both literally and figuratively. In a previous post, I was still struggling to appropriately process the profound effect that this [...]
Take in as much as you can from your current position. If you have truly climbed as far as you can, it may be time to release your grip. But instead of resigning yourself to the fall, look first for another rope. Sometimes in life we have to let go of one thing before we can take hold of something else.
I am well aware of my place in this world and the forces that are bigger than I am. But the experience of having my heart stop beating somehow penetrated those forces. The processing of this experience, a dimension of emotional intelligence, has propelled me to live even more intentionally.
When I have grown to instinctively apply my experience to benefit myself and others, I have begun to move from lesson learning to lesson learned.