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Quote of the week Gary Ryan Blair

17 Oct

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Give me a stock clerk with a goal and I’ll give you a man
who will make history. Give me a man with no goals and I’ll give you a stock
clerk.

Author: J.C. (James Cash) Penney

Quote of the week Jeffrey J. Mayer

10 Oct

Quote of the week Jeffrey J. Mayer

To be successful you’ve got to have a dream, a vision, a
burning

passion, a magnificent obsession. This dream, goal,
obsession has to

become your prime
motivator. It takes enthusiasm, commitment, pride, a willingness to work hard,
a willingness to go the extra mile, a willingness to do whatever has to be done
in order to get the job done.

Author: Jeffrey J. Mayer

Quote of the week Napoleon Hill

3 Oct

Quote of the week

A goal is a dream with a deadline.

Author: Napoleon Hill

Quote of the week Orison Swett Marden

26 Sep

Quote of the week

Orison Swett Marden

All who have accomplished great things have had a great
aim, have

fixed their gaze on a goal which was high, one which
sometimes seemed

impossible.

 

Author: Orison Swett Marden

Quote of the week

19 Sep

Quote of the week

Maxwell Maltz

The ability to discipline yourself to delay gratification
in the short term

in order to enjoy greater rewards in the long term is the
indispensable

prerequisite for success.

Author: Maxwell Maltz

Quote of the week Maxwell Maltz

12 Sep

Quote of the Week

Maxwell Maltz

Emptiness is a symptom that you are not living creatively. You either

have no goal that is important enough to you, or you are not using your

talents and efforts in a striving toward an important goal.

Author: Maxwell Maltz

Jay Georgi 10 Qualities of Masterful Leaders

15 Nov

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Jay Georgi 10 Qualities of Masterful Leaders

Jay Georgi Persistence, constant communication and self-improvement are the things I nurture, both in myself and in others. It’s a learning curve: I’ll never finish learning or perfecting. No other qualities emulate the impact of constant growth, learning and facing your fears.Jay Georgi Stubbornness can serve a leader for only so long; communication and nurturing lasts a whole lot longer.

—Jay Georgi, founder of Nadvia and operations/management/profits-retention coach

Jay Georgi The 11 Greatest Investments These Billionaire and Millionaire Entrepreneurs Made

8 Nov
Jay Georgi

Jay Georgi The 11 Greatest Investments These Billionaire and Millionaire Entrepreneurs Made

Jay Georgi I voraciously read, watch biographies, and study disruptive business models. I spent enormous amounts of time away from my wife and kids working on bettering myself, going to work early, coming home late, and then grabbing a book. I’ve learned there’s no such thing as a work-life balance: it’s what you make of it. If I stop learning, I become irrelevant and can no longer contribute. To succeed, be radically different from the masses; otherwise, you’re copycatting someone’s business model, hoping for their success to become yours.Jay Georgi Success can only be defined by you: If you want to be in the top one percent, are you willing to pay the price? Are you willing to sacrifice and push through the discouragements?

—Jay Georgi, founder of Nadvia and operations / management / profits-retention coach

The Greatest Investments I made

13 Feb

I voraciously read, watch biographies, and study disruptive business models. I spent enormous amounts of time away from my wife and kids working on bettering myself, going to work early, coming home late, and then grabbing a book. I’ve learned there’s no such thing as a work-life balance: it’s what you make of it. If I stop learning, I become irrelevant and can no longer contribute. To succeed, be radically different from the masses; otherwise, you’re copycatting someone’s business model, hoping for their success to become yours. Success can only be defined by you: If you want to be in the top one percent, are you willing to pay the price? Are you willing to sacrifice and push through the discouragements?

SELF ENTITLEMENT; A PSYCHOLOGICAL TREND

13 Feb

A sense of entitlement is a cancerous thought process that is void of gratitude and can be deadly to relationships, businesses and even nations”. Steve Maraboli

It’s being a surprising situation that people know the power of gratitude but still fall for the trap of self-entitlement. I have observed many people from different countries and I feel like self-entitlement is becoming a new trend in human psychology. Today’s social media is so advanced that anyone can fantasize about a successful and luxurious life. People expect that they should get every success, everything, or luxury they wish for. Oh come on, it’s not a fairytale where you will ask tinker-bell and your every wish will become true. To be thankful for what you have will not charge you.

As the human population is growing, the competition among them is increasing exponentially. It’s impossible that a person doing hard work and fighting with tough situations get nothing in the end. Similarly, it’s also impossible that a person without using his mind and limbs get everything he wished for.

I have met those people who were passionate about and consistent in their work, as a result, they got what they deserved. They succeeded sooner or later. But I have also seen such unfortunate people who think they are superior to others and everything is meant for them. These kinds of people don’t get the permanent joy of life. They remain in a permanent condition of self –entitlement, self-created competition. They don’t work but hold grudges. They blame others for their failures (whether in relationships or businesses). I have seen how their self-centered approach makes them more miserable.

This trend is being seen in people’s as well as nations’ psychology. People want good jobs and a luxurious lifestyle but don’t want to work for it. To fulfill your dreams, you have to believe in hard work and gratitude. Every country can’t support its citizens’ luxurious lifestyle so people have to work actively. They should use their local resources to change the game.

I think every person has his/her own circle of struggle. If he/she works positively for his/her goals, the reward will be the best of all. But in the case of self-entitled people, they may wish or crave success through negative means. I mean if you feel so superior to others then prove it in a healthy way by working hard. Don’t get involved in a negative situation. The world needs people with leadership but it does not mean that everyone can be a leader. To become a leader in your field of work you will have to work smartly and hardly.

There is a saying by Steven Aitchison, “Successful people have a sense of gratitude. Unsuccessful people have a sense of entitlement”. This is a perfect saying for those people who want to see them successful in real life (without letting anyone down).