Keep Going . . . . and Keep On Trying

Keep Going . . . . and Keep On Trying

“Mickey Mouse popped out of my mind into a drawing

 pad . . . When the business fortunes of my brother

Roy and myself were at their lowest ebb an

disaster seemed right around the corner.”

Walt Disney 1901 - 1966, Co- Founder of Disney Enterprises  

   

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

Keep going . . . . and keep on trying

The business annuals are full of stories of successful people . . . . and the reason that you read about them is that they “Just Keep On Trying.”

When you read stories about the success journey of success people you will find that they where not overnight sensations. They focused on their purpose . . . . and kept pushing forward and they “Just Keep On Trying.”  

Like Walt Disney who experienced setback and failure on his success journey he kept focused on his dream. It would have been easy for him to have quit. He gave it his best and tried. He could have walked away.

Walt Disney did not take that route . . . . he kept on trying.

In a way Mickey Mouse was always in Walt Disney . . . . and as he looked at defeat Mickey popped out.

You are a like Walt Disney there is a Mickey in you . . . . and that’s your special purpose. It’s waiting in you to be released search for your purpose it’s there . . . . and release it.  

Keep going . . . . and keep on trying.

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

It’s Always Too Early To Quit

Motivational Power Quote

It’s Always Too Early To Quit

“How many a man has thrown up his hands

at a time when a little more effort

a little more patience would

have achieved success?”

Elbert Hubbard 1856 - 1915, American Writer, Artist,

Publisher, and Publisher  

   

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

It’s always too early to quit

Success comes as result of moving in the right direction along with a consistent effort and time. You never know what effort or series of efforts will be the one to create the break through . . . . to propel you forward to greater success.

The person that committed themselves to success also has to commit themselves . . . . to stay the course. They will focus on their success and commit themselves to the time that will be required to achieve the desired outcome.

Success is achieved by the person that’s willing . . . . to push through their obstacles and setback. You’ll find that most of successful people that you meet . . . . were not an overnight sensation. They put in time and the efforts to do what’s important to create their success.

It’s always too early to quit . . . .  commit yourself to your success journey. Commit yourself to the time to reach your objectives . . . . and make a solid effort to achieve your dreams and the desired outcome.

You will never know how close you are to success unless you stay the course and when things get tough remember . . . . that it’s always too early to quit.

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

When You’re Being Pushed to the Wall

Motivational Power Quote

When You’re Being Pushed to the Wall

“Sometimes being pushed to the wall gives you the

momentum necessary to get you over it!”

Peter de Jeger, consultant and speaker

  

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

When you’re being pushed to the wall  

You’ll have a choice . . . . to make.

You can remain where you’re standing . . . . and hope the wall doesn’t collapse on you. In standing there is no progress . . . . . and in time you find yourself falling into frustration and despair and giving up.

Or you can choose you use the momentum of being pushed up against the wall to your favor . . . . and use it as a spring board to get over the wall.

What you do when you’re being pushed to the wall will . . . . be determined by your attitude.

With a negative attitude a person will look at the situation . . . .  and respond with “why me.”  You’ll see the situation as hopeless . . . . and as result you are very likely to quit.

A person with a positive attitude will look at their situation . . . . and find a way to get over the wall because they know there is an opportunity on the other side.  

When you’re being pushed to the wall . . . . find the best way to get over the wall and look for the opportunity.

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

 

Motivational Power Quote

Your Lessons of The Past Make You Who You Are Today

“Results! Why, Man, I have gotten a lot of results.

I know several thousand things that won’t work.”

Thomas Alva Edison1847 – 1931, Inventor, Businessman

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

Your lessons of the past make you who you are today  

Prior to inventing the incandescent light bulb Thomas A. Edison discovered the lessons of 10,000 ways that . . . . the light bulb would not work. There could have been 9,999 reasons for him to quit . . . . but Thomas Edison endured. He used his experiences as lessons to learn from what did not work . . . . until he had the break through and invented the incandescent light blub.

Thomas A. Edison learned valuable lessons . . . . on the way to success.

He learned that when things are not going the way he wanted them to, he . . . . . maintained the mindset to keep on going forward using the experiences of the lessons that he had learned.  He also learned a great lesson in turning his setbacks into stepping stones to success . . . . and that failure was only a temporary condition unless you quit.

He had the perseverance to continue to believe in him self . . . . and to work through his obstacles.

It is safe to say Thomas Edison would say . . . . your lessons of the past make you who you are today.

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

 

Persistence’s Makes All the Differences

Motivational Power Quote

Persistence’s Makes All the Differences

“I have not failed.

I’ve just found 10,000 ways

that won’t work.”

Thomas A. Edison, inventor

As I see it. . . . . . . .
Persistence’s makes the all differences.


Thomas Edison demonstrated the true meaning of the word persistence’s in his quest to invent the electric light bulb.


He could have quit after his third experiment failed. He could have justified walking away after his fiftieth experiments failed.


Who would have blamed him if he said enough after the one-hundred experiments failed? What Thomas discovered along the ways was 10,000 ways that an electric light bulb would not work before be achieved success.


Thomas Edison had a vision, he had passion but his real asset was his persistence’s. He stayed with his vision until that vision became a reality.


It becomes easy to quit when things don’t work out as we plan.


Be persistent and stay focused until you invent your light bulb.


©2010, Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consulting, Success Coaching, Speaker, Trainer and Author