• Awareness: Idea #540

    How well do you know yourself? Stop and think for a moment. This question relates to ‘the law of awareness. It says that you must know yourself to grow yourself. We can’t fix things in our life if we are unaware of them. Ask others to help and expose you to the areas where you are blind. When you see things you have never seen before, you can do things you have never done before, and become someone you have never been before.’ (J.Maxwell) So if you’re not too sure about who your are, or why you’re around, talk to someone. Find out. And let me know if you need someone to talk to.

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  • Travel: Idea #539

    Do you like to travel? Have you ever been on a trip and something unexpected has happened? Sometimes those things are wonderful, and sometimes not so good. However, in all of them, there are lessons we learn. ‘There is meaning in every journey that is unknown to the traveler.’ (D.Bonhaeffer) Life is also like that, and we should be learning those lessons along the way. WE may not always understand the lessons immediately, just remember, ‘Your limitations should be your guidelines, and not stop signs. They should direct and guide your path on the journey, not prevent you from taking it.’ (R.Schuller) Let’s go traveling!

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  • Contribution: Idea #538

    Over the next several weeks I’ll be sharing some of John Maxwell’s Laws that will help us continue to grow and improve. Starting with ‘the law of contribution. It says that growing yourself enables you to grow others. When you live the law of contribution and significance you add value to others. They get better and you become fulfilled.’ (J.Maxwell) If you start feeling tired and wonder if the effort of developing yourself is worth it, remember, it’s not just for yourself. Growing yourself also benefits all those you work with, those you hang out with, those people that depend on you. So yes, it’s worth it!

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