Showing posts with label Be Committed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Be Committed. Show all posts

Friday, November 28, 2014

Naysayer Say It’s Impossible

Naysayer Say It’s Impossible
“Doing easily what others find difficult is talent;
doing what is impossible with talent is genius.”
Henri-Frederic Amiel, Swiss Philosopher and Poet  

As I see it . . . . . . .
Naysayers say it’s impossible

Impossible is a state of mind . . . . and something that only remains impossible until someone breaks through . . . . and does it.

When you look at old thinking you were told that:

The electric light bulb was considered to be impossible. Until through the efforts of Thomas Edison turned the vision of his dream . . . . into the incandesce electric light bulb and lighted the world.

Transferring sound over a wire was considered to be impossible. Until Alexander Graham Bell, found the way to connect the world by a telephone.

It was impossible for man to fly. Until the Wright Brothers proved them wrong . . . . and today we enjoy the benefits of jet travel. 

It was impossible to go into space . . . . Until NASA led the way into space exploration.

Man going to the moon was impossible. The USA and NASA showed the world, what was possible when a nation is committed to a purpose.

In the 21st century we still have some people living in the cave of old outdated thinking of what’s possible and impossible.

The difference between what’s possible and impossible is in a person’s thinking . . . . and their commitment to achieve a purpose. The person that believes that it’s possible . . . . and makes the commitment to find a way, will find a way.
The person that believes something is impossible takes a negative approach to the situation . . . . and is not committed to finding a way and their thinking creates the outcome.

The biggest breakthroughs through out they years where achieved by ordinary people who believed in themselves . . . . and were committed to follow their vision to a successful conclusion.

Naysayers say it’s impossible until someone proves them wrong . . . . and does it. Don’t allow the naysayers stand in the way of you achieving your goals.

©2014 Lou Ludwig Motivational Power Quote, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author


Friday, August 1, 2014

Be Committed to Do Your Best

Be Committed to Do Your Best  
“I’m trying to do the best I can, I’m not concerned
 with tomorrow, but with what goes on today.”
Mark Spitz, Olympic Goal Mentalist
   
As I see it. . . . . . . .
Be committed to do your best

Doing our best is not a maybe . . . . or a sometime thing. It’s a personal commitment to be the best that you can be . . . . and in doing your best in the tasks that you undertake.

Stand and be recognized . . . .

1972 was a very special year for Mark Spitz.

Mark Spitz won seven goal metals in the 1972 Munich Olympic Games and was recognized as an Olympic Champion. During the 1972 Olympic Games Mark did his best . . . . and was recognized for his commitment to excellence in being the winner of seven gold medals for excellence in his events.

Champions are made far from the arena . . . .

During the 1972 Munich Olympic Games Mark Spitz was recognized for his commitment to doing his best.

His gold metals where awarded to Mark at the games for his excellence, but he won the metals with his commitment to doing his best many miles away from Munich.

For many years Mark made a commitment to personal excellences . . . .  and conditioned himself to be a winner and champion. Through the years of hard work to become the best, Mark’s toughest critic was Mark. He had to push himself to become the best. He pushed himself to be the best even when no one was watching . . . . and no one was around pushing him. 
He knew that to be the best it had to come from inside of him. He understood that other could push him . . . .  but to become a champion he had to push his limits and himself. 

When mark won the seven gold medals at that the Olympics he made it look easy.

With his years of preparation and dedication to do his best when he actually participated in his events at the Olympics he was physically . . . .  and mentally prepared to win. He had prepared for those events in his mind thousands of times . . . . and his commitment to doing his best made it look easy.

Champion in sports and in life earn the right to be called Champion . . . .  Be committed to do your best everyday of your life . . . . and when you do your best you will stand in the winner’s circle of life.

©2014 Lou Ludwig Motivational Power Quote, Sales and Management Consultant, Success Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author