And opportunity to speak at some great companies.

A common thread and consistent challenge that the companies face is exactly the same as our lives – and that is trying to “stay on calender”.

You know the deal, things get in the way in our lives and give us obstacles that we have to go around or or re-plan our journey and the same happens in business.

But the other common thread I have found in successful people as well as successful companies is that they don’t get too concerned with life’s challenges, they both take them in stride, and accept them as part of the game.

It’s not what gets in our way – but how we deal with obstacles and challenges that makes the successful companies and people…successful.

Yours in “Success” – Coach

Success and some of us Run away from Failure.

In either case, we are running away from something which puts us in the position of reacting, and not in control.

Why not Run towards something…then we are responding and it allows us to be the one in control.

Yours in Perspective – Coach

Out of bed?

Most likely, it’s starting from us having a hard time getting out of our heads.

Thinking negatively, and not taking the opportunity to “seize the day”, and finding something to get excited about…starts us off in a funk and usually keeps us there.

Why is it a shame? Because it is 100% up to us what we choose to fill our minds with and when we choose poorly, or not at all – we set ourselves up for failure…yes, we do it to ourselves.

We might as well put banana peels all over our floor so we can slip and fall down while we are at it.

So come on, we are better than that – let’s get excited by putting thoughts in our minds that will allow for a glorious day!

Yours in “Choose it” – Coach

Is not always what others see.

We are all unique and beautiful in our own special way.

Yet, we don’t always see it. This is because some of us are self critical, and our worthiness or self esteem is usually below the view of what others see.

Yes, most people think more highly of us than we do of ourselves, and we should attempt to raise our view of ourselves to at least match the view of where others see us, for starters. Why not? We only have to change our perception.

And if we have a hard time raising the view of ourselves – just keep at it, and in the meantime…remember, “Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder”.

Yours in “Seeing Beauty” – Coach