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November 20, 2007
Issue 92
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Denis Waitley
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In This Issue.....
1. This Week's Jumpstart
2. Champion Within Article
3. Seeds of Greatness
4. Winner's Edge Coaching Tips
5. Featured Product of the Week
6. More Information
1. This Week's Jumpstart
Living is Giving (excerpted from Denis Waitley's The Seeds of Greatness Treasury book)
Living is giving your best self away,
Living is helping someone every day;
Living is giving more than you get,
It's treating an animal like a person, instead of a pet.
It's helping the handicapped across the street,
It's smiling at the new person at work that you meet;
It's respect for all nations, color and creeds,
It's sharing and caring for your neighbor's needs
One of God's greatest laws you can live and believe,
Is the more that you give, the more you'll receive!
Happy Thanksgiving to those of you celebrating here in the US! -- DW
-- Denis Waitley
2. The Champion Within Article
As We Sow, So Shall We Harvest by Denis Waitley (excerpted from
The Seeds of
Greatness Treasury)
Our true rewards in life will depend on the quality and amount of contribution
we make. From the Scriptures, to science, to psychology, to business, the
documentation is the same. As we sow, we reap.’ Life is an unfailing
boomerang. What we throw out, will come back full circle.
The way we can build self-reliance is to recognize the number of alternative
choices we have in a free society. And for every choice we make, there is a
consequence or reward of that decision that we must acknowledge as our
responsibility. God´s Law of Cause and Effect is forever the ruler.
During debriefing interviews, returning POW´s from the wars in which we have
fought during the past century said that what they missed most of all was
their freedom of choice. There are two primary choices in our lives: to accept
conditions as they exist or to accept the responsibility for changing them.
To attain emotional security, each of us must learn to develop two critical
capabilities: the ability to live with uncertainty, and the ability to delay
immediate gratification in favor of long-range goals. Losers let life happen
to them. Winners make it happen for themselves and others. Losers engage in
pleasurable activities, with no purpose or result in mind. Losers try to
escape from their fears and drudgery with activities that are tension-
relieving. Winners are motivated by their desires toward activities that are
goal-achieving.
A number of research studies during the past decade indicate that the
happiest, most well-adjusted individuals are those who believe they have a
strong measure of control over their lives. They choose more appropriate
responses to what occurs and they stand up to inevitable changes and daily
setbacks with less apprehension. They learn from their past mistakes, rather
than reinforce or repeat them. They spend time taking action in the present,
rather than fearing what might happen in the future.
To be self-reliant adults, we need to get some guidelines:
Be different, if it means higher personal and professional standards.
Be different, if it means being more gracious and considerate to others.
Be different, if it means being cleaner, neater and better groomed than the
group.
Be different, if it means putting more time and effort into all you do.
And be different, if it means taking the calculated risk. The greatest risk in
life is to wait for and depend upon others for your own security. The greatest
security is to plan and act, and take the risk that will ultimately ensure
your personal freedom and independence.
Denis Waitley
Denis Waitley has studied, counseled and trained leaders in virtually every field including Apollo astronauts, Olympic gold medalists, Super Bowl champions, returning POW's, heads of state and Fortune 500 top executives.
Denis is recognized as a world class speaker and author and has traveled the globe sharing success ideas and strategies to thousands of companies the past 25 years. To book Dr. Waitley to speak for your company or to be part of your upcoming Regional or National Convention send an email to speaker@deniswaitley.com or call 877-929-0439 and ask for Hilary.
3. Seeds of Greatness by Denis Waitley
(These quotes were taken from Denis Waitley's The Seeds of Greatness Treasury)
Life is a magnificent fertile garden plot given you to till, to plant, to
nurture and to reap from. What you grow in your garden is your choice. How you
respond to the process along the way also is your choice.
Your garden will never be in a state of perfection. It will always be in
transition.
With the end of each season is the anticipation of the next. No one season is
the best, not even harvest. It has its special joys and frequent challenges,
just as each of the other seasons.
To everything there is a season and place under heaven. There is a magnificent
rhythm and cycle to life.
Seed to sprout. Sprout to bloom. Bloom to blossom. Blossom to fruit. Fruit to
seed.
Success is a process. It cycles again and again. How you use the cycles to
produce what benefits your life and the lives of others is up to you.
4. The Winner's Edge Coaching Tips
In keeping with our "Thanksgiving theme" in this issue, I want to encourage
you to make a thanks list. Write "I am thankful for the following" at the top
of a page, then three columns for People, Things and Other. List all the
people and things for which you are grateful. In the Other column, consider
items we tend to take for granted, such as freedom, health, and opportunity.
Read your list twice a day for a week and discuss it with associates and
significant family members. When disappointment clamors for attention, review
your blessings and your thanks list. Teach the members of your team to like
what they have rather than constantly trying to have what they like.
This is an excellent reminder for us all -- whether we are facing trials and
challenges or if everything is "working" and going well in our lives. Keeping
a thanks list throughout the year will help us focus on the positive things
that are happening in our lives and help us get through those challenging
times with more hope and encouragement.
To being more thankful everyday!
-- DW
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