- Train your mind to see the good in everything.
- Train your mind to see the positive in every situation.
- Train your mind and your feet will follow.
- Your strongest muscle and worst enemy is your mind trains it well.
- You have to train your mind like train your body.
- Train your mind and heart to see the good in everything there is always something to be grateful for.
- Why not give myself permission to adventure outside my boundaries of belief and arbitrary, untested comfort zones to find that which brings me joy, aliveness fulfillment.
- You focus your Mind to train your body and the changes that begin to take place impact your mind as well, dream it. Believe it, and you will achieve it.
Mike cambridge, president of Cambridge staffing in cedar rapids, Iowa, says the biggest mistake most "people make either in job interviewing or in job performance is not understanding the chemistry of personalities. “People who get fired most [often],” he says, “are either highly dominant people who are great at turnarounds, but tend to have difficulty in steady or compliant organizations, or highly compliant people who tend to be politically naïve.”
False humanity can be even more harmful than false pride, because it causes you to set limits too low on what you’re capable of achieving in your own mind and in the minds of others.
Follow your heart but watch your step. Joy Baker’s life revolved around horses, which led her to veterinary school. After six years of working in research, however, she was becoming frustrated by the growing pressures to raise grant money. At the same time, she was increasingly busy giving riding lessons to young people who had been left hanging when a local teacher quit.
Joy felt a calling to get back to horses and to kids her two loves but also knew it would be a business with high risk, and for which obtaining necessary financing would be difficult. She spent six months working on a business plan before finally quitting her job and starting the business. In short order, she needed to build a new barn with an indoor arena to accommodate growth. She was able to get additional financing from the bank because her original business plan had been so persuasive, and because she had made all of her target projections during the first year of operation.
If you want to know your own mind, there’s only way: to observe and recognize everything about it. (Thich Nhat Hanh, The Miracle of Mindfulness)
False humanity can be even more harmful than false pride, because it causes you to set limits too low on what you’re capable of achieving in your own mind and in the minds of others.
Follow your heart but watch your step. Joy Baker’s life revolved around horses, which led her to veterinary school. After six years of working in research, however, she was becoming frustrated by the growing pressures to raise grant money. At the same time, she was increasingly busy giving riding lessons to young people who had been left hanging when a local teacher quit.
Joy felt a calling to get back to horses and to kids her two loves but also knew it would be a business with high risk, and for which obtaining necessary financing would be difficult. She spent six months working on a business plan before finally quitting her job and starting the business. In short order, she needed to build a new barn with an indoor arena to accommodate growth. She was able to get additional financing from the bank because her original business plan had been so persuasive, and because she had made all of her target projections during the first year of operation.
If you want to know your own mind, there’s only way: to observe and recognize everything about it. (Thich Nhat Hanh, The Miracle of Mindfulness)
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