The Enthusiasm of a Curious Child

 The Enthusiasm of a Curious Child

“All the people we call ‘geniuses’ are men and women who

somehow escaped having to put that curious wondering

child in themselves to sleep.”

Barbara Sheer, Author

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

The enthusiasm of a curious child . . . .

Reawaken that enthusiasm of the curious child that within you. The one that sees the world as a great adventure filled with endless possibilities of new discoveries.

That reawaken curious child see the brilliants of what life as it can be . . . . and can’t wait for new each day to start to begin a new adventure.

See the world as that curious child . . . . and your view will become breathtaking . . . . and the horizon seems to be endless.

Explore that world . . . . and you’ll find the gems in life.

When you awaken your curious child that’s within you your world will never the same.

You will see the world through the eyes of a curious child where everything becomes possible. You will see thing the others are either to busy to see . . . . or pass by because they don’t have an open and curious mind.

Enter each new day with the heart . . . . and enthusiasm of a curious child.

                 

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

Having the Spirit of a Child

Motivational Power Quote

Having the Spirit of a Child

“The secret of genius is to carry the spirit

of the child into old age.”

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

Having the spirit of a child

A person who can live their life with a spirit of a child . . . . will never grow old in their spirit. They will live their life through the spirit and the eye’s of child to where they see the world as their play ground . . . . and where there are endless possibilities.

The spirit of a child is their enthusiasm . . . . and the way look at things. They will look at something new and in there way go about finding a way to make it work. They have a sense of discovery . . . . and look for solutions to what has to be done.

When a child reaches an impasse they will . . . . ask for help.

They look at their parents as their mentors . . . . and they trust in them to be there for them. 

The spirit of a child asks questions . . . . wants to try new things and wants to know why.

Having the spirit of a child is groomed in their youth and becomes their strength as an adult. Their spirit lives in the way they live their lives . . . . and they never lose the sense of wonder and they never grow old in their spirit.

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