Motivational Power Quote
Turn the Good Into the Exceptional
“The task
of the excellent teacher is to stimulate
apparently ordinary people to unusual effort.
The tough problem is not to the identifying winners:
it is in making
winners out o ordinary people.”
K. Patricia Cross, Scholar of Education
As I see it. . . . . . . .
Turn the good into the exceptional
There will be times in your life that a
person enters it that has the capacity . . . . to have a positive impact on your
lives and future. That person brings with them their life experiences and
knowledge to you and is willing to share their expertise with you.
You can open your mind and become
receptive to listening to the information and drawing on the person knowledge .
. . . to enhance our life or we can elect to ignore them.
Turn the good into the exceptional is
taking your current level of thinking and expertise . . . . and moving it to
the next level. You have to willing . .
. . to open your mind to except new information and concepts. Be willing to
sharpen your existing skills . . . . and to apply new techniques and strategies
to become exceptional.
A thin slice of difference between the
good and the exceptional . . . . is in stepping out of our comfort zone of
doing what’s always been done. And stepping into the possible zone of
stretching your minds to acquire additional knowledge . . . . and applying that
new knowledge in a positive fashion to become better and grow into become
exceptional.
Most people start their success journey
to be good at what they do in order to achieve their goals. They are committed to
achieve success . . . . and will work hard to reach their goals.
The person that’s passionate about their
life and career are lifelong learners . . . . and the will apply their knowledge
and skills to succeed. They will continually push forward . . . .and move
closer and closer to their goals. That
person will find that they will turn the good into the exceptional. As a result
they will reap the benefits of the harvest of the efforts and journey of being
an exceptional person.
©2013 Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management
Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author
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