There are experiences in our life that really pound us down. When those “experiences” happen we can either fold, run away, fight or find another solution. You never know how your reactions will be perceived, but you can always know that someone is watching. I love the anonymous quote, “You May Be One Person To [...]
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Browsing Posts published in May, 2009
Oscar Wilde said, “One’s real life is often the life that one does not lead.” 97% of people never reach financial freedom. I think that largely that happens as a result of NOT doing what we love. Our society no longer honors the apprentice. We need to succeed right away. We have to have the [...]
Vince Lombardi captured the essence of winning in this speech placed in 1970. So much so that it is considered one of the top 100 Speeches of all time. He was so charismatic that that he was placed on a US postage stamp. Here is the text of that speech: “Winning is not a sometime [...]
Never give up on your dreams Tennyson captured this in a unique way. In his quote below he realized that persistence is the key. “No rock so hard but that a little wave may beat admission in a thousand years.” Lord Alfred Tennyson
