INSPIRATION OF THE WEEK !!

BY SALOME SHOOMBE

The biggest obstacle standing in the way of many people achieving their goals is their attitude. Thomas Jefferson once said, nothing can stop the man with the right mental attitude from achieving his goal & nothing on earth can help the man with the wrong mental attitude. Recognize & become conscious of the fact that success or failure throughout life i…s largely a matter of control over our thinking. Everything that happens to you happens because you attract it through your thinking. Learn to attract positive vibes & don’t let your background or environment (should it be a negative one) define who or what you can achieve or what you become. Don’t let your circumstances limit your dreams. Do not shy from chasing your dreams. Dare to dream further than your borders. Wherever your passion lies, nurture it, who knows, one day it will flourish into more than just a career. Only those who risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go. Defy all the stereotypes & carve your own paths. Be daring, push boundaries, mostly don’t try to be like everyone else.

Be unique because when you are unique you are indestructible. Why fit in when you were born to stand out!!! Be confident in who you are and what you were made to be, rather than try to become someone else. You will most likely be more successful and certainly more content. Dance to the beat of your own drum & honor the whispers of your heart. Realize that we pick our seat in life; why not choose to sit on top of the world!!! Remember, you are the master of your own earthly destiny through the choices you make so choose to have a positive attitutde & positive outlook on life. That positivity will lead you to great things!!! (Now smile…. :-) )

Leadership Thought #201 – Leaders Are Still Being Cultivated Every Day (via Ed Robinson’s Blog)

Great article this is Ed. thank you so much.

I finished teaching my MBA 501 class last night and as with many things closure is bittersweet.  You just start to get to know a group of students and then the experience is over.  It never ceases to amaze me how diverse and interesting a classroom full of graduate students can be.  I also admire their ambition and willingness to make the sacrifice to sit in a classroom at night after working all day.   It also can’t be easy completing the assign … Read More

via Ed Robinson's Blog