Everything you gain in life will rot and fall apart. All that will be left of you and be remembered well is what was in your heart.
How badly do you want something ?
How badly do you want to WIN ?
Is your mind OBSESSED about exceeding your goals ?
Your OBSESSION will stretch your determination to the highest level you never thought you had. On the contary, a half hearted desire will just result in mediocrity.
As we forge ahead into the new normal era, we will need to redefine our niche and strengths again.
We will need to adapt, change and re-change many times to achieve a balance on what our new routines should be like.
Our past strengths could be our new weaknesses today. Be prepared to leave some of our “old me” behind.
Create a NEW-ME …..a one that is stronger and compassionate as well as living a life of mutual respect and empathy.
One should listen and be respectful to others ……. one is never always right.
Is it the PROBLEM or is it YOU ?
Are you OBSESSED in pursuing your goals ?
Sometimes people blame you and fault you in order to hide their own mistakes and shortcomings.
Never let anyone undermine you.
The show begins ……. memories relived, stories to tell, friendship renewed,.
New ideas, new designs, new concept.
Emotions to be touched and moved.
As I get myself ready …….
No one can see it.
No one can touch it.
But you can certainly feel it ………..
What am I thinking ?
What are you thinking ?
We must question ourselves on the things we do. Is it logical anymore or is it still relevant today ?
If we wish to do something, then let’s make our work “a piece of art” that can be truly appreciated and admired by our audience.
Otherwise don’t do.
Mediocrity gets us no where.
People talk about second chances in various ways. They say: “if I knew then what I know now.” “If I had an opportunity to do things over.” “Please give me a second chance.” “Can we start over?” The list goes on. Most people actually believe they learn from their mistakes. However, when you look closely, you see history repeats itself. Why do most repeat the same pattern? They approach second chances with a first chance mindset.
Many people can tell you they learned what “not to do”. Except, they fail to realize that learning what “not to do” does not mean you know “what to do”. The list of things “to not do” can be infinite. You only need one item on the list of things “to do” to make things work. Because the brain can get stuck with repeating patterns, learning from mistakes is not necessarily the best way to learn.
Ted Santos @ Board of Veteren CEOs
