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You can do it!
So many times in our lives we have to answer questions, which mostly require one of the two answers – ‘yes’ or ‘no’. Simple, you would think. Not so. Pythagoras commented many centuries ago that “the oldest, shortest words – ‘yes’ and ‘no’ … Continue reading
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Smiling assassin – the power of encouragement
John M. Maxwell once said that ‘the power of encouragement is the oxygen of the soul’. We often do not realize just how powerful encouragement can be to another person. It is much easier to shake your head and proclaim … Continue reading
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Tagged difference, encourage, encouragement, exercise, failure, favor, feedback, guess what, Maxwell, outcome, oxygen, personal trainer, positive, positive feedback, power, powerful, professional, push, smile, soul, strength, training, words of wisdom, you can do it
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No problems – just projects!
A very inspiring and driven individual has recently changed my life perspective. ‘No problems – just projects!’ has been his motto and has helped him overcome a lot of obstacles in life. I am embracing looking at any issue or … Continue reading
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Tagged attitude, driven, Einstein, hardship, inpire, learning, life, management, motto, opportunity, perspective, positive, power, problems, projects, solve, tackle, utilize, victory, words of wisdom
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'No problems - just projects!' By Jane Garber-Rosenzweig 