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We Have Greatness Inside Of Ourselves - It's About Time We Recognize That!

2/21/2016

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"Buried deep within each of us is a spark of greatness, a spark than can be fanned into flames of passion and achievement. That spark is not outside of you it is born deep within you." — James A. Ray

Getting caught up here after many distractions (some of them good ones) have gotten in the way.

This statement by James A. Ray is probably easier to see for some of us as we get older.   For others it is probably more difficult.  One of the keys I try and get my students to see that whatever the thoughts that are like this one, it's better to have them earlier in life than later.  The earlier people can get started on getting this spark to light up and catch fire inside of themselves, the better their lives will be.  Not only their lives, but those that they come in contact with too.

This is a constant item to focus on in our lives.  We need to first connect with these seeds of greatness inside of us.  Of course that is far more difficult to do as there are so many battles to be fought throughout life with things that will tell us the opposite - that we don't have any greatness inside of ourselves.  The battles will be fought against other people, the world view of things, social media, etc., but mainly it will be fought with ourselves.  I've always told my students, my basketball players, heck... anyone that will listen that we can do far more damage to ourselves with our self-talk than any other person can do due to us.  It is a battle worth fighting though, that's for sure.

We also need to focus in and find those things that are inside of us that we need to and want to do in our lives. Finding those things we have passion for can help lead us to what our true purpose is here in our lives.  Focusing on the things that can help us is one of the many things we need to get going on.  One of the other things, is to get rid of those things that get in the way of finding out what the greatness is inside of ourselves.  

It can start today for you and me.  What are some of the things in our lives that we are spending our precious time on?  Are they things that are important to us?  Are they things that are helping us go in a positive direction in our lives?  Are they things that help us connect with great people that will add positive value to our lives?  Or, are they things that go against those things?  So, get started today.  Read more things that get you thinking in a more positive direction of your life and what are you doing with it.  Find the people that have what you want in life.  Learn from those people that can add value to your life instead of taking value away from you and what you want to do.  One other key - is to be that person for others too.  Always look to add value to others and watch the great things that can happen to you in your life.  

As always, share with me some ideas that are working for  you.  I'm always looking for ways to improve and get better along with helping others to do the same too.

​Feels good to be back... I need to keep on this trail for sure. :-)
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Quote of the Week - April 14, 2014

4/14/2014

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"The greatest trap in our life is not success, popularity or power, but self-rejection." -- Henri Nouwen

This quote jumped out at me, tapped me on the shoulder and reminded me that this is not only what I deal with a lot but most people do too.  The idea that we need to believe in ourselves before great things can happen is an age-old truth that has been talked about and shared for all of time it seems.  It's because it's totally true.  We do need to believe in ourselves more than any other thing in life for us to do great things.

This is something that I have not always had an easy time doing.  Looking back over my life I can see clearly now (not the song... but I have it in my head now)... where many of my troubles have come from my lack of belief in myself.  Since I have been in the front row for all my failures and short-comings, there have been many things that have stuck with me that have gotten in the way of having a strong belief in myself.

Now that I have realized that over the last decade and a half or so, it's becoming a bit easier to see the importance of believing in myself.  Which means I need to fix the way I am not only thinking but I need to work on learning from my failures instead of dwelling on them.  

My leadership classes this term hammers home lessons like this to me everyday.  I know that I am learning as much as my students are - and that is cool.  So, what lessons do you have to share with others about these and other topics?  
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Quote of the Week - October 14, 2013

10/14/2013

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"Happiness is a choice" ~ Rick Warren

Such a simple truth that bears repeating.  It's totally up to us to take this choice and make it our own.  I know when I saw it this morning (Monday) I know I had to make it a focus of the week for me and for others too.  I was tired after staying up watching my Detroit Tigers fall apart and lost game 2 of the ALCS.  Also, it was such a busy weekend with so many things going on that I didn't get done everything I wanted to accomplish, so I was feeling a little down about that.

So not only did I see this quote when I got up this morning, but I also was thinking about it on my way into work.  Reminding myself that I have the power to dictate my own day was huge!  Napoleon Hill (who I was listening to this morning on my way into work) says it all the time.  One of the key components of living a successful life, is to work hard at having control over our own mind.  I realized through listening to him that I do indeed have a choice as to my attitude, my mindset, the way I respond to things, etc.  It really helped me this weekend as I am really concentrating on watching how I respond to my wife and kids when things don't go my way.

It just occurred to me on how important this statement is.  So, I just copied and pasted it into Word.  I printed it out to keep on my monitor here at school.  I will also have it on my folder for one of my classes too.  It's just a nice little check point to re-adjust my thinking and to help me get through the rough times.  How do these 4 words affect you? Any thoughts? 
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Quote of the Week - September 9, 2013

9/10/2013

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"The size of your success is determined by the size of your belief." - David Schwartz

My favorite, all time book is "The Magic of Thinking Big" by David Schwartz.  The book has so many great nuggets that I always tell my students that it is a must read on their book list.  Our belief has so many key elements to it, especially when it comes to believing in ourselves.  That is one of the most difficult challenges during our life time, for most of us that is.

Some people naturally believe in themselves as they have an over-abundance of confidence.  They just need to be careful that it's not too much where it's considered being conceited.  There is a general rule of being humble that helps throughout life.  It is another of the important traits of success.  Self-confidence and belief in ourselves is something that most of us have to work on, and the sooner we do that the better.

Another key element to this thought I think is we need to ask ourselves, what are we chasing in life?  What are we really all about?  If we know why we are doing things, if we have that passion in our lives for going after things, if we have that direction that we are going in - WOW, does that make a huge difference in believing in our selves.  The sooner we figure out our purpose in life, the better not only we will be but generally most of those people in our lives will also benefit.

Have you read this book before?  If not - get it!  I will put my top 25 list on my home page for you to check out.  Any thoughts or ideas on the fantastic quote from Dr. David Schwartz?  I'm always looking to learn from others and you should always look to see how you can become better along with helping those around you too.  Let me know.

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Quote of the Week - August 26, 2013

8/26/2013

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"Failure is simply the opportunity to begin again, this time more intelligently." -Henry Ford

There was a little bit of a connection to this being a Monday and this wonderful quote from Henry Ford.  When I saw it this morning I thought about the fact that I needed to reset and begin a few things again today, being the start of another week.  This week is crucial leading up to the new school year and there are plenty of things I need to work on in a more intelligent way than I've done before.

This holds true with work things that we have to do, but more importantly it also has to do with life things too.  The sooner we look at the difficulties in our lives, how did we arrive there, what things can we learn from those experiences, how can I make changes so it doesn't happen again; are just some of the things we need to think about.  This of course is all wieved arround the fact that we can't let our own negative thinking get in the way of learning from our failures.

One thought I had when I read this over a few times this morning, was that all the things I've failed at throughout my life, I must not have learned much since some of the things I'm still struggling with.  From there it might be a thought like, 'what makes you think this time will be any different?'   Another one; 'who are you kidding, you know you'll end up right where you started as you have tried this so many times.'

A funny thing though.  As I started running the usual negative thoughts in my head there was a little response, just a little voice that said - hey, this time can be different.  It also said that 'you know you can do this', along with little pictures in my mind about me being successful and actually doing these things that I'm working on doing.  The key is that over time (and for me it's been a long journey) I have learned little bits and pieces even if I wasn't successful at accomplishing things that I wanted to do, I still got just a tiny bit better than I was before.

There is the key!  As long as you come coming back, struggle, try and do more, try and get better, keep trying to accomplish things in your life; this quote from Henry Ford will continue to hold truth for you.  This is why it's important to continue to read and listen to things more than once.  In fact it should be many times - some experts even say almost 20 times we need to read or listen to something for it really to become a habit, or it gets placed inside of us that we can draw on it any time we need it.  What is it for you? What does Mr. Ford's quote mean to you?  How do you connect to it?  As always I invite you to share with me and others your thoughts and ideas about this quote, for there will be many other ideas and thoughts that can help me and others.  It's always great to see someone's thoughts and opinions that can get us thinking differently.  Seeing things from different points of view are always helpful.

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Quote of the Week - June 24, 2013

6/27/2013

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"It's time to break our ties with anything in us that would rather complain about its situation than go to work to change it." - Guy Finley

We always hear about the fact that we have to break ties with OTHER people that complain and are negative all the time.  But what happens when that someone is us? 

As summer continues hopefully we have some time to relax a little and spend some time thinking about how we can make some changes on ourselves that will produce some new results.  In last week's quote - 2 major subject areas came up.  Life and People.  Those two subject areas are crucial to success for sure.  I think the one main piece that fits in with the topic of Life is ourselves.  We always seem to get so worked up about what other people say and do, yet the truth is that we can't do anything about changing them at all.  The only thing we can do is to work on ourselves. 

Another key point to realize and understand sooner than later, is that working on ourselves is not so easy to do.  Since we live with ourselves 24/7 and not only do we battle our own inner voice - which studies have shown we feed ourselves more negative feedback than positive - we also take in outside opinions from others as to how good or bad we are doing in life.

This quote really struck a cord with me, a big connection.  Looking back throughout my history, I can see that my action steps have been lacking in many areas and that I am really the only one that can do anything about it.  Now, I am finally working hard at changing those areas.  Once again, I sure do wish I got working on this earlier in my life.  But I am also very happy that I'm doing something now about it more than I did before.

What about you?  Did you figure out this quote as being true a long time ago?  What are some of the success stories that you have with having a victory over yourself that might be a help to others?  Always looking for new ideas and new ways of thinking.  I'm on a mission to keep getting better.  
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Quote of the Week - May 20, 2013

5/23/2013

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"Two things define you. Your patience when you have nothing, and your attitude when you have everything." - Unknown

What a simple statement that if you just take a moment, you can see is really true.  Patience is something that the sooner you realize you need it, the better off you will get.  That's been a life-long battle for me.  I guess with age comes the understanding on it's importance.  Patience is needed in all aspects of life.  It's a skill that can be improved upon and really needs to be focused on.

Attitude is the second piece of this 2 piece formula towards success.  It, like patience, is something that we have control over. Looking at the two, it's easy to see how others can judge us fairly quickly on if we have enough or not enough of these two important qualities.  How we respond to things shows our attitude.  How we deal with people shows our attitude.  How we deal with ourselves shows our attitude.  It's easy to see on how important it is to recognize when things start going our way, our attitude better be right.  It's the only way to handle things at that time.  The combination of patience and attitude is used in tough times and in good times for sure.  How do you measure up in these two areas?  I know I have to constantly look to try and improve upon both of them everyday.  I could use some help and advice on how you are able to do it.  Let me and others know by leaving a few thoughts.
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Quote of the Week -March 25, 2013

3/26/2013

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"Don't let someone else's opinion of you become your reality." - Les Brown

When I first heard Les Brown talk about this - it really hit home with me and my students.  Many times I think we give up control to those people in our lives that will fill our heads with doubt.  Many times the critics in our lives are those that are the closest to us.  Those people that love and care for us - and we for them, will sometimes be the biggest distractors for us to get through.

I am also reminded by this statement that we also have to work on our own opinion of ourselves.  If we hear enough negative from others in our lives and add it to our own self-doubting opinion about ourselves, that is a recipe for going nowhere.  Where if we have the attitude and mental preparation to take these opinions as fuel or reasons for getting better - to use them as inspiration, well... that's another story.  When you actually sit back and think about things like this, isn't it the right thing to do - to take these critics in our lives and use their opinions to help us do more and get better?  That's an approach that I think would be great for all of us to use.  I know I need to do just that!

There are so many things that Les Brown says that really hits home for me and for my students too.  I suggest you look him up and read some of his books, listen to some of his audio recordings, and watch his videos as he's got so many messages to connect with so many different people.    Another quote he gave to us in this recent presentation - "the best revenge is massive success."  For all the doubters and critics in our lives, that is something that will help others to see our true reality for sure.

Any thoughts or ideas on this from Les Brown.  Remember, not only do your thoughts and ideas help me, they help yourself and many others too.  When you take the time to put some of these in writing - it gets you thinking about making adjustments in your life.  Might be right then when you do it, or later on sometime.  Either way, it's good to share your thoughts and ideas on these quotes... so thank you for doing just that.
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Quote of the Week - February 18, 2013

2/21/2013

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"Remind yourself that you're bound to get better. Don't get down on yourself. Don't beat yourself up. It's the next opportunity that matters, not the last one." -- Jim Rohn

Jim must have had this one set up for me.  This quote deals with something that I've had to try and deal with my whole life and I really only realized that fact probably a few years ago. It's been said many times, by many different people that we are our own worst enemy.  Out of all the awful and negative things that others can say about us - what we say to ourselves can do so much more damage.

I've learned over the  years how true this is.  Recently I've been trying to change that in my life and I feel that it's starting to help.  What I am thinking and saying to myself, does indeed make a difference.  I guess I find myself reflecting on this more and more due to my age.  I just turned 47 and there comes a time where you start looking back on your life and wonder about choices and decisions and how they affected how you got to where you are.  I've done plenty of that for sure.  But like the quote says - it's about the next opportunity, the next chance to do something great.  So making that chang-over from living in the past, regreting things, etc., to LEARNING from the past I think is a huge deal.  

Sticking to things, not quitting (which I've done plenty of in my life), finishing things off is all part of being ready for the next opportunity are the important points to focus on.  What can I learn from your thoughts on this quote?  How does this quote connect with you?
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Quote of the week - November 12, 2012

11/12/2012

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"Be careful how you are talking to yourself because you are listening." ~ Lisa M. Hayes

What a great quote to start out the week with on a Monday morning. Try and catch yourself today (and everyday) where you are battling some negative self talk.  Since we are the only ones that are with our self, 24-7, 365 days a year; we really have to watch what we say to ourselves.There is
nothing more hurtful to ourselves and what we want to do with our lives, than to have negative self-talk.  Do things that are necessary to talk positively about yourself to yourself.  That means, don't be a "poser".  You can't fake yourself out.  There is no way to think positively about yourself if you aren't living a good and positive life.If we are doing things that we know we shouldn't be doing, we can't get away from knowing about those things. 

We might be able to hide it from others, but there is no way of hiding it from ourselves.  As we get started this week, whatever you are working on, make a point to stop and think about what you are thinking about and what you are saying to yourself.  As always, I'm very interested in your thoughts, ideas and experiences.  One think I've learned a long time ago, eventhough I've been a
teacher for almost 24 years, I cand (and should) be a student when it comes to learning about things.  No matter how old you are, I know you can teach a few things to me... so thank you for any and all comments. 
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