Admittingly, it is a difficult time and it may seem that all odds are against you and there is no good in the world. There is…you just have to look deep within!
I would like to share with you, these words of encouragement I found hidden away in a pocketbook that was destined for the trash.
“Family and friends like us rely upon one another to inspire and encourage, supporting each other in following our dreams as far as they will take us.
Family and friends like us are winners – not only because we believe in ourselves but because we believe in each other.”
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Quite often we hear the phrase “speak truth to power”… but do we know what it means? The phrase can be attributed to Bayard Rustin, a black civil rights leader. It is your moral responsibility! Be your authentic self! You are more powerful when you become whom you were born to be; power with honesty! It requires highlighting your strengths and accepting your vulnerabilities!
When my son was in school, he would often say, “I feel accomplished” after succeeding at a task or on an exam. I never really understood what he meant until I saw him walk across the stage at his graduation… I felt accomplished!
Step by step… Strive for what you believe in! Become Accomplished! By the words of the famous Jamaican musician, Bob Marley, “Get up, stand up, stand up for your right, and don’t give up the fight.” Believe in yourself, remove limitations, define your intent, set your goals, be enthusiastic, identify your accomplishment and achieve self- actualization! This can only spell…Success!
- Self-Confidence – believe in yourself
- Unbridle – remove limitations
- Communicate – define your intent
- Commitment – set your goals
- Energy – be enthusiastic
- Skills – identify your accomplishments
- Security – achieve self actualization
Learning Support
Short course offered by the University of Rochester that you may find useful…“Know Thyself – The Value and Limits of Self-Knowledge: The Examined Life”
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Another inspiring message. Love the wrist holding visual – says it all.
Thank you Annette!
Louraine,
What a fantastic post! This is very useful information I can’t wait to sharpened my skills and start utilizing the resources you have given me. Your exuberance is very refreshing!
Thank you for your feedback Giovanni!
Great post Lor! Powerful wrist holding expression………no words needed!
Thanks for your feedback Leonie!
Thank you for this information and inspiration. Love the Mother Theresa quote and the resume tip: remove information from your resume that highlights your age and the success acronym.
Thank you for sharing Tawny!
Excellent and inspiring! Great post.
Thank you for supporting my blog Dale!