A Full Life Comes in Growing

“Life is growth. If we stop growing, technically

and spiritually we are as good as dead.”

 Monihei Ueshiba, martial artist

As I see it. . . . . . . .

A full life comes in growing

When you’re green . . . . you are growing.

Like the mighty oak tree that starts’s its life cycle as a small acorn. The tree takes root . . . . and throughout its life continues grows.

A mature oak tree can grow to reach 100 feet or more in height. . . .  and it all started with acorn.

Your live in many respects is like an oak tree . . . .

Once you take root there is a need to continue to grow and mature throughout your life to reach your full potential. Your growth involves personal growth . . . . your profession growth  . . . . and your spiritual growth.

As you grow you become a stronger person . . . . You put down deep roots to withstand the storms in your life. The strength of your roots supports your growth . . . . and provides the fuel to move your success journey forward. 

The person that elects not to grow has made a choice. Much like an oak tree without a strong root system . . . . they won’t be able to withstand the storms in their lives.  In time they will wittier and die without ever reaching their full potential or maturity.

A full life comes in growing . . . . Make the choice to be a oak tree and when you’re green you will continue to grow.

©2013 Lou Ludwig Motivational Power Quote, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author

What Does a Woman and a Tea Bag Have in Common?

Motivational Power Quote

What Does a Woman and a Tea Bag Have in Common?

“A woman is like a tea bag –

you never know how strong she is

until she gets into hot water.”

Eleanor Roosevelt, former First Lady

As I see it. . . . . . . .

What does a woman and a tea bag have in common?

We won’t know the strength of a tea bag until we put the tea bag into hot water.

A woman’s true strength comes to the surface when the heat is on and then you’ll see her real strength comes out for everyone to see.

You’ll see a women stand out under pressure and at that very moment you will see her determination and resolve carry the day.

Never underestimate the strength of a woman.

What does a woman and a tea bag have in common. . . . when heats on the woman’s real strength comes out.

©2012, Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author

Soar with the Eagles

Motivational Power Quote

Soar with the Eagles

“Eagles come in all

shapes and sizes,

but you will recognize them

chiefly by their attitude.”

Charles Prestwich Scott

As I see it. . . . . . . .


Soar with the eagles.


Eagles come in difference shapes and sizes, the grandest of the eagles soar above the rest.


Smaller eagles as they begin to developing fly at the same heights in their comfort zone.


As an eagle develops they move out of their comfort zone and begin to soar with attitude. As the strength of their attitude increases the eagle begin to soars at the highest levels.


The air will lift our winds and our attitude and we will determine our height.


To soar with the eagles at great heights we have to lift our attitude to match the height that we intend to soar at.


Only the strongest of the eagles are able to soar at the heights of the clouds


As our attitude lifts us; we will find ourselves in the rare air soaring with the strongest of the eagles.


©2010, Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author

Two Simple Truths

Motivational Power Quote


Two Simple Truths


“The ultimate goal should be
doing your best and enjoying it.”
Peggy Fleming, 1968 Olympics gold medalist,
Grenoble, France


As I see it. . . . . . . .
Two simple truths . . .

Make it your goal to do the best you can do; with the things you do.

When you commit to doing your best you take a step toward becoming an exceptional person. You will be seen by others as a person of commitment and someone that can be counted on.

Your best will shows up in your performance and your results.

When you combine the strength of doing your best with enjoying what you do, you create an unstoppable force for success.

The two simple truths is to do your best and enjoy what you do; will make all the difference in your results.

®2010, Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consulting, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author