As we approach the end of 2008 and look forward to 2009, many positive achievers will reassess their Ladder of Achievement goals as they continue their climb up and down the Achievement Ladder of Success. Looking backwards will benefit those who are determined to learn from their past experiences especially for 2008. In preparing for 2009 and beyond, the positive achievers will redefine their missions, their goals, their objectives, and their short-term and long-term goals. The education and the experiences that they have received through the "College of Hard Knocks" will determine their focus for 2009 and beyond.
Today is the tomorrow that we thought about yesterday. To simplify your economic, social, psychological, physiological, political, ethical, philosophical, and spiritual aspirations will be a challenge worth considering and pondering to achieve the highest, maximum level of accomplishment. Encouraging yourself and others to perform at their maximum potential requires a self-assessment to enhance self-esteem and self-discipline. Being aware of your learning styles and your confidence level, you will become more confident and understand how you will successfully learn what really is appropriate for your unique person.
Making New Year's resolutions for many is a waste of time, talent, and treasures if they are determined to resist change from within rather than change from without. Remember to reflect on the following verse: "God grant me the Serenity to accept the things I cannot change, Courage to change things I can, and Wisdom to know the difference." A mind is a terrible thing to waste! "Always remember what you have learned. Your education is your life. Guard it well!"
(Proverbs 4:13)
You hold the key to your success...Act on your aptitudes, altitudes, and especially your positive attitude to make things happen!
HAPPY NEW YEAR, 2009! Your vote for yourself always counts!
Today is the tomorrow that we thought about yesterday. To simplify your economic, social, psychological, physiological, political, ethical, philosophical, and spiritual aspirations will be a challenge worth considering and pondering to achieve the highest, maximum level of accomplishment. Encouraging yourself and others to perform at their maximum potential requires a self-assessment to enhance self-esteem and self-discipline. Being aware of your learning styles and your confidence level, you will become more confident and understand how you will successfully learn what really is appropriate for your unique person.
Making New Year's resolutions for many is a waste of time, talent, and treasures if they are determined to resist change from within rather than change from without. Remember to reflect on the following verse: "God grant me the Serenity to accept the things I cannot change, Courage to change things I can, and Wisdom to know the difference." A mind is a terrible thing to waste! "Always remember what you have learned. Your education is your life. Guard it well!"
(Proverbs 4:13)
You hold the key to your success...Act on your aptitudes, altitudes, and especially your positive attitude to make things happen!
HAPPY NEW YEAR, 2009! Your vote for yourself always counts!
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