How to Find Your Authentic Self

Becoming authentic is a journey of self-discovery and self-acceptance. It involves being true to yourself, expressing your thoughts and feelings honestly, and living in accordance with your values, beliefs, and personality. An authentic person is genuine, honest, and transparent, and they do not feel the need to pretend to be someone that they are not in order to impress or gain the approval of others.

Authenticity involves being comfortable with who you are, embracing your strengths and weaknesses, and not feeling the need to conform to societal expectations or cultural norms. It also means being accountable for your actions, admitting when you make mistakes, and taking responsibility for your own well-being.

Three Keys to Leaving a Lasting Impact

The Quest for Impact

Chris Widener - Motivational Speaker and AuthorI believe that everybody wants to have an impact in their life. Yes, there will be some who during their time in life here will lose vision for what their life could become, but most people are focused on what they can accomplish in their time here on earth.

You could say that eternity is in our hearts. It is within men and women to want to make their life matter. The irony being that everyone knows that their time will eventually be up. It’s your ambition and what you’re best at set against the futility of knowing that no matter what you do, you will eventually stop doing it.

5 Ways to Bolster your Daily Productivity and Efficiency

5 Ways to improve daily productivity Life throws moves quickly. Perception is one of the most impactful tools in our arsenal to bolster us — not just in terms of resilience, but also in terms of productivity.

If you see each opportunity as a barrier or a bump in the road then you’re going to jar yourself silly on the road of life. No matter how you look at it, the hoops we must jump through each day never align—unless we make them.

How to stay motivated to achieve your goals

To stay motivated to achieve anything you have to know what you want, and why …

If you don’t have a clear plan and know your “why”, you’ll lose focus on your goals, or never get started to begin with.

Your “why” is the reason behind why you’re doing what you’re doing.

A person who says “I’m going to start a business to make more money” isn’t likely to get there. Yet, the person who says “I’m going to start a business to make more money in order to get a bigger home with more room for my family” is likely to do just that. The differentiator here is that the person in the second example is doing the thing for a deeper reason.

How to cut down hours and achieve more results

“I work 14 hours a day”, he exclaimed with his chest pumped up. The people around gasped, “Wow, he is such a dedicated guy. I am sure he is an achiever.”

The world believes in the following equation:
long working hours = more work done

Many of the organizations even reward the employees who work beyond their working hours.

When a person works over 12 hours often, some real questions need answers.

  • Was there a need to work those many hours?
  • How many of those working hours went wasted?

Sales Tip – The Correct Enthusiasm By Bob Burg

Bob Burg - speaker and author of The Go-Giver and other booksA huge mistake many salespeople make (I’ve caught myself doing this many times), is attempting to persuade our prospect to buy what “we” like without considering what “they” like.

Have you ever done that? After all, because ‘I’ think this style looks best, obviously the prospect must, too.” Or, “‘I’ like this financial growth plan better than any of the others.” Maybe even, “Take a look at this widget; it’s got 107 ways that you can blah blah blah, blah blah blah. Isn’t it magnificent!?”

Be Outstanding! How to Stand Out Above the Crowd

Good is only half a block from average. Excellence lives on the other side of town from good. Outstanding resides in a zip code all by itself!

This Be Outstanding! lesson is devoted to reinvesting in you. Its purpose is to help you to raise the bar, and reach for higher levels of performance from yourself and others than you ever thought possible.

How does one create and sustain outstanding performance?

First and foremost, you must live and die by the spirit of this rule:

“If you are not committed to delivering results that are profound, dramatic and superior – NEVER COMPETE!”

Create a Sense of Urgency and Reach Your Goals

An atmosphere of urgency will create an atmosphere of achievement.

Have you noticed that the people who make things happen in this world value and share the same sense of urgency?

High Achievers work best under a self-determined or externally fixed deadline for achieving objectives. Those who consciously choose not to “sleep at the wheel” realize that regardless of the goal being pursued, they must continually maintain a sense of urgency in order to compete and win.

Loneliness Is Tremendous by Charlie Tremendous Jones

Charlie Tremendous Jones - inspirational author and speakerLeadership begins with loneliness. What is leadership, what does a leader do? A leader is simply one who goes ahead, one who sets the pace, paves the way.

I think it needs to be said too, that any company, church, community or agency must have at least one courageous person who is willing, I said willing, not able. There are many who are not willing, and others who could do the job better, if they would.

Many never arrive simply because they really never get started. Once you decide to set the pace and move ahead, you discover why many refuse to pay the price of leadership.

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