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I used to believe that my attitude was shaped by my circumstances. If things were going well, I was in a good mood. If things weren’t? Well, you can guess how that went. Then one day, someone said something to me that completely shifted my perspective. “Your attitude isn’t what happens to you, it’s how… Continue reading We Are Responsible for Our Attitude
Commitment is one of those things we love to talk about, but let’s be honest it’s not always quite easy to follow through. We start with the excitement, but when things get hard? When obstacles show up? That’s when commitment really gets tested. I remember a time when I set a goal that excited me… Continue reading Embracing Commitment
I once had someone who changed my entire perspective on success. He told me, “The true measure of your impact isn’t in what you accomplish for yourself, but in what you do for others.” At first, I didn’t fully understand what he meant. After all, isn’t success about setting and reaching personal goals? But as… Continue reading Adding Value to Others
I used to admire people who seemed to have it all success, influence, respect. But what I didn’t see? The sacrifices they made to get there. Someone I hold in high esteem once told me, “You can’t have success without sacrifice.” And I saw it firsthand. At least for a fact, I know that the… Continue reading Modeling Sacrifice
I used to think that making an impact meant doing something big writing a book, leading a huge team, or changing the world overnight. But then, someone reminded me of something powerful: True impact starts small. One day, I received a message from someone I hadn’t spoken to in years. They told me that a… Continue reading Touching a Dozen Lives
I once worked under someone who controlled everything. Every decision had to go through them, every idea had to be theirs, and every mistake was met with frustration. You can guess how that went our team felt small, stuck, and unmotivated. Then, I met another person who did the exact opposite. Instead of holding onto… Continue reading Leadership is Empowerment
Have you ever made a big decision in the heat of the moment only to regret it later? Yeah, me too. I used to believe that faster was better when it came to decision-making. But then, I learned something that changed my entire approach. The best decisions aren’t made in pressure they’re made in preparation.… Continue reading When to Make Decisions
I know this title may sound weird but stay with me alright… Listen, I used to be so utterly terrified of failure. Honestly, the idea or even the thought of messing up, falling short, or not meeting expectations… Felt like the worst thing that could happen to me. So, I played it safe for as… Continue reading The Power of Failure
I’ll never forget the day I received a handwritten note from someone . It wasn’t long, it wasn’t fancy, but it said one thing: “I see your effort. Keep going you’re making an impact.” At the time, I was exhausted, questioning myself, wondering if what I was doing even mattered. That small note? Changed everything.… Continue reading Writing Notes of Encouragement
I used to pride myself on being independent. I could handle things on my own, make my own decisions, and push forward alone. But then I hit a wall hard. I realized that no matter how talented, determined, or hardworking I was, I had limits. And those limits kept me stuck. Then, I learned something… Continue reading The Value of Teamwork
