Says “No” to you.

Doesn’t mean you have to say “No” to yourself!

We have all experienced more “No’s” in our lifetime than we would like to admit, and when you really think about it, they usually have come from someone not really understanding us, or what we were asking.

And the one who accepts the “No”, is really saying “No” to themselves, which is a shame, because it didn’t even come from them.

So always remember, no matter who says “No” to you, never say “No” to yourself…it’s just not right.

Yours in “Remember” – Coach

Some of us do, and that’s why we just need to get “out of our heads” once in a while and let things flow…and relish the moments.

What make us different from other species is our unique cognitive abilities of “thought” which allows us to process information and intellectualize.

It’s quite useful for opening a jar, typing on the computer or even understanding complex tasks, things a dog simply isn’t equipped to do.

But as we continually think, some of the beauty of the moments slip by, that’s why dogs may have it a bit better, in that department.

Remember, as Cesar Millan, the dog whisperer says, “a dog does not intellectualize, she just accepts and enjoys what the world gives her”.

Your is “Pretty Cool” – Coach

With aiming high, but helping others to aim high with you, is even better.

You can reach the top mountain yourself, but then there is no one else there.

You can make a Billion, but without others, spending it on yourself would get boring.

You can reach the pinnacle of success alone, but where do you go from there.

Helping others as you aim high and help yourself, makes the journey and the end, just that much sweeter.

Yours in “Doing it Together” – Coach

Some one’s home, does it sound better to hear, “Good afternoon”, or, “Welcome”?

When we see an old friend, does it sound better to hear, “Hi”, or, “Nice to see you”?

When we do something great, does it sound better to hear, “Good job”, or, “Wow, you really impressed me”?

Whatever you think sounds better to you, most likely sounds better to others, so why not put a little “umph” in our greetings or acknowledgments…because it just sounds better.

Yours in “Starts with Vocabulary” – Coach