In climbing the Life Ladder of Achievement everyday, self-confidence stimulates and encourages an individual to make the positive progress to achieve short-term and long-term goals. Motivation examples are obvious in the current March Madness Tournaments for both the college men and women. The desire, dedication, and the determination to excel in competitive events propels individuals to reach down deep in their inner focus to make the difference for their team members.
Going from 0 % - I won't get involved with this team to 10 % - I can't afford the time and energy that this exercise will require to 20 % I don't know how to better perform with my skills will start the progression up the ladder. At 30 % - I wish I could perform like my competitors or my mentors to 40 % - what is it that will make me more confident to continue my positive efforts. At 50 % - I think I might learn what will be expected of me to be a loyal member of the team. At 60 % - I might take the time to learn the fundamentals and the necessary practice to perform when I can make a difference. At 70 % - I think I can be an asset to my team and keep the balance of self-worth and selflessness. At 80 % - I can contribute to the success of my teammates. At 90 % - I will step up when my team needs me the most and when the team thinks they need me the least. At 100 % - I did accomplish a self-confidence that positively helped me to climb the Ladder of Achievement with successful results. "It is not the size of the dog in the fight that counts, but the size of the fight in the dog that really counts." Nobody wants a hand out but they will accept a hand up! Self-Confidence stimulates success at all levels of progress!
Going from 0 % - I won't get involved with this team to 10 % - I can't afford the time and energy that this exercise will require to 20 % I don't know how to better perform with my skills will start the progression up the ladder. At 30 % - I wish I could perform like my competitors or my mentors to 40 % - what is it that will make me more confident to continue my positive efforts. At 50 % - I think I might learn what will be expected of me to be a loyal member of the team. At 60 % - I might take the time to learn the fundamentals and the necessary practice to perform when I can make a difference. At 70 % - I think I can be an asset to my team and keep the balance of self-worth and selflessness. At 80 % - I can contribute to the success of my teammates. At 90 % - I will step up when my team needs me the most and when the team thinks they need me the least. At 100 % - I did accomplish a self-confidence that positively helped me to climb the Ladder of Achievement with successful results. "It is not the size of the dog in the fight that counts, but the size of the fight in the dog that really counts." Nobody wants a hand out but they will accept a hand up! Self-Confidence stimulates success at all levels of progress!
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Thank you for your comments on the success in climbing the ladder of achievement through self-confidence. Competition in a positive way will help individuals to learn how to adjust to real life situations. Going from 0 % to 100 % takes perseverance and persistence on the part of the individual.
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