Season’s greetings from the home team! online installment loans direct lenders Payday Loans Online Bbb Approved My message this week is in the video – remember when people ask you what you do that it is more important how you do what you do. Merry Christmas everyone!
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A phrase often attributed to Adlai Stevenson goes something like this, “It’s better to light a candle than to curse the darkness.” I love to associate with those who bring more light to the world. With all of the darkness, doom, and gloom out there; we need lots of candle lighters. Today choose to compliment rather than criticize, choose the positive rather than the negative, choose gratitude rather than guilt, choose a smile over a scowl.money questions peoplecredit score thereby making Just for fun, I wanted to give you all a heads-up to a fun thing that has become a Christmas tradition with my family. We saw a fantastic light display put on by a local family. The Holdmans really know how to bring light. Check them out at http://www.holdman.com/christmas/video.asp - make sure you watch the videos! Make some light in the world today.
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You have to practice every day how you want your life to be. You can practice being grumpy and negative, or happy and cheerful – it is your choice. You are going to get really good at one or the other, but not both. Pick one and practice it! Take one minute and fifteen seconds right now to enjoy my YouTube video about this topic, then forward this message to two friends.solvexia.com/www/loan missouri
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Dr. Paul H. Jenkins is a clinical psychologist who makes house calls with companies like yours that are serious about prospering in the face of the economic “crisis” that faces our world. Consider… · A company’s greatest asset is in the human life value of its people. · Economic success is achieved by the true production of value. · Companies with a culture of positivity prosper. · Teams who feel valued and appreciated are productive and loyal. · Success is determined first in the mind. Many people have become fed up with the negative mindset that pervades the media and our culture. Dr. Paul is committed to align with people who are ready to do something about it – and aggressively eradicate this “dis-ease”. Here is the prescription! paradigm-prescription
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I was hanging some Christmas lights on Saturday when a friend came by and hopped out of his truck. He hustled over to where I was standing on the ladder and rather urgently said, “Paul, we need your help – you and your boys – can you come help us?” Well, I’m generally willing to drop whatever when someone needs some help, so I said, “Sure Markus, let me get the boys – what do you need?” He responded that they were trying to play a game of flag football and only had six guys! I got a chuckle out of this, then started thinking – if I am so willing to help somebody work, shouldn’t I also be willing to help somebody play? Play is the work of children, some of the most important work in the world. http://www.growportland.org/migration/ Take time to help somebody play today!
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Whatever is on your mind right now is kind of like the channels on your TV. How did you happen to choose the channel you are watching anyway? Have you wondered recently what might be playing on the other channels that you are not watching currently? I have known for a long time now that there is power – power that can literally change your life – to be found on the gratitude channel. See what’s playing on your gratitude channel, and a switch will flip in your mind which will enable you to move beyond some of the snags that have kept you bound up. Here are a few suggestions for changing the channel:bad creditpersonal loansOnline Payday Loans In Kentucky · Walk into a grocery store and contemplate how thankful you are for the abundance of food that is available to you.really need a loan · Notice a piece…
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Earl Nightingale was perhaps one of the most influential and earliest of inspirational speakers. In his recording, The Strangest Secret, Mr. Nightingale summarizes what has been taught and emphasized by teachers, philosophers, prophets, and sages throughout time, and that is: “You become what you think about…” This is the mental equivalent of the law of the harvest. In a fertile piece of ground you can just as well plant corn or nightshade (a deadly poison) – the land doesn’t care. In your mind you can plant seeds of optimism or pessimism – your mind doesn’t care. Your mind, like the land, will return in great abundance whatever is planted. Observe the harvest you are gathering, and consider very carefully what you plant!
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Viktor Frankl, in his book Man’s Search For Meaning, identified what he called the “last of human freedoms” which is the freedom to choose your attitude in any given set of circumstances. Successful people everywhere understand this as they see the challenges in their life as opportunities – not as bringing opportunities, but as opportunities in and of themselves. One of my coaches, Dan Sullivan, has applied this in an extraordinary way by saying that other people’s problems are our opportunities. Finding ways to create value for others by helping them through their own hard times is a key to prosperity. I’ve included today a copy of an article that Dan wrote about this – hope you find it helpful. Don’t just survive, Thrive! scarytimesmanual P.S. I’m really excited about Live On Purpose Radio this week – I will be interviewing Frank W. Abagnale. Some of you…
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A lot of people are really concerned about our economic condition lately. Some think that the solutions lie in "bail-out" offers from the government, or some kind of "adjustments" that can be made by those who are in power. I'm convinced that the answers lie in the human life value of you and those around you. Each person has some unique way to create value for others. Find ways to resolve the unresolved problems of others. I appreciate what Phil Myers told me about this in a recent interview. In his book Tuned In, Phil and his co-authors point out that you can't just figure out in your own head or in a board room what those unresolved problems are. You have to actually ask people and then listen to their answers. Get out of the office and into the minds and hearts of those you could serve if you…
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As most of you know, I have spent a lot of my career figuring out what makes people tick. One thing that seems to be very consistent in terms of human motivation is the desire to feel important. Dr. John Dewey said, “The deepest urge in human nature is the desire to be important". Dale Carnegie in his epic book, How to Win Friends and Influence People, dedicated an entire chapter to the subject. When you understand what it is that helps you to feel important, you gain insight into why you do what you do. When people feel important, they can beat unbeatable odds, accomplish incredible things, and pull off the impossible. Discover what makes you feel important. I'm thinking more about this now because my friend Woody has just finished making an inspiring film about how people overcome enormous challenges, how they live their lives without fear,…
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