You
can be more, do more, and have more!
Start by travelling more!
Be the strategy for action!
Today's photo from Costa Rica is the courtesy of Roy Hunter.
He who says “I have no time to read books” has not learned how to
prioritize his time.
Here is a triple dose of nuggets, just in case you missed them last
week:
1)
Live your commitments
and intentions even if they are difficult.
2)
Your attitude
shapes the attitudes and the culture of your community.
3)
Provide a
positive experience for those you serve.
4)
A team of thoughtful
individuals committed to a worthy cause can change the world.
5)
Leverage the
powerful creativity of the individuals in around you.
6)
Your daily
choices must be consistent with your vision or you are just wishful thinker.
7)
People resist
change; help them to overcome the resistance to change.
8)
Allow others to
share their frustrations and you will help them remove their roadblocks.
9)
Help people give
up their rights as victims and take responsibility for their lives.
10) Help others be more instead of just keeping doing more of
the same.
11) Help your protégés grow by encouraging them to use their
strengths.
12) Help others reflect, reframe, and realign their
priorities.
13) Help others to look inwards to unleash their personal
power.
14) Help others to commit to being who they say they are.
15) Help others to see that “if it is up to be it is up to me”
and that all changes start with me.
16) We have no one else to blame for our failures but
ourselves; let’s give credit to others for our success.
17) Have meaningful conversations with those you love.
18) We can only change our reality by changing our thinking.
19) Pick up edification of others; drop gossiping, immediately.
20) There is no comfort in the safe life; the comfortable man
achieves nothing of significance.
21) Stop listening to your automatic negative
self-talk.
Be blessed and be a blessing to others!
Carlos Fontana, President of Phalanx
Co-author of the book Follow to Lead (The 7 Principles to Being
a Great Follower)
Author of the book PRICELESS (Sixty-Six Simple Stories of
Reflection, Love, and Legacy)
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