Showing posts with label Momentum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Momentum. Show all posts

Monday, March 2, 2015

1% better in a 100 ways

1% better in 100 ways 

"It is hard to be 100% better than your competition, but you can be 1% better in a 100 ways - Rick Melman 
  • I will do more than belong, I will participate 
  • I will do more than care, I will help
  • I will do more than believe, I will practice 
  • I will do more than be fair, I will be kind 
  • I will do more than forgive, I will forget 
  • I will do more than dream, I will work 
  • 1 will do more than teach, I will inspire 
  • I will do more than earn, I will enrich 
  • I will do more than give, I will serve 
  • I will do more than live, I will grow 
  • I will do more than suffer, I will triumph
Today matters; as you shape your today, you will be blessed with a richer tomorrow - your tomorrows are waiting for you to take hold of the today's and move the boundaries of the "I cannot" into "I have found a way forward." 

Everybody is aiming at the 100% target, but if you add that extra percentage daily in a 100 different ways, as time goes by you would have move from success to significance (brilliance) 

  

Tuesday, February 17, 2015

Making today matter

A mark of brilliance 


Tomorrow is the only day in the year that appeals to the lazy, the doubtful, the double-minded or fearful personas a good time to do what needs to be done.”- Martin van der Merwe – 

As a leader you need to gain momentum in order to go beyond the mainstream called average. You have it in you to prevail beyond producing what the masses produce, and as you stretch yourself in the direction of excellence you will end up leaving a mark of brilliance behind you. 


"Successful people are successful because they form the habits of doing those things that failures don't like to do." ~ Albert Gray

Remember that your habits are on autopilot, so if you dislike your daily results then you need to reprogram your habits (reset the auto pilot)  

Overcome befriending "yesterdays standards" and pursue a "brilliant tomorrow" be consistent. As a leader you know that average is not the way forward.