Tag: Questions.

Define Your Own Path

by Bright Osadiaye, posted in Personal Development, Personal Growth
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If you define your own path, if you know what you are going for, if you are willing to do more than other people, if you are willing to be vulnerable, if you are willing to fall, to fail, to make hard choices, to make the right choices, to hang out with the right people, to stand up for yourself and others,

if you are willing to get your hands dirty, if you are willing to accept who you are, if you are willing to be there for yourself, no matter what, more often than not, you won’t fail.

You will succeed. You will win. And you will grow.

That is why following your own path is the path to your own success. No matter how rough, even if you don’t know what you are doing, stay in the game. Don’t quit too soon. Don’t deflate yourself.

Instead of throwing in your towel, why not give it everything that you have got to make it happen?

Yes, don’t waste your time if it is not working. If there is no other way forward, then doing something better, pursuing something greater, is better.

But you have got to make fighting for what you want your everyday thing. Make it a habit.

Things are tough, but do not quit just because they are tough. Tough people don’t quit just because something is tough.

Nothing can stop you from achieving your goals if you are willing to do more

to live more, to enjoy more, to love more, to question more, and to go the extra mile.

Will you?

Do You Enjoy What You Do?

by Bright Osadiaye, posted in Personal Development, Personal Growth
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If you don’t like what you do, do you know why? Do you know why you are not happy with your job? Do you know what is going on with you?

What about your managers? What about your coworkers? What about your attitude?

When things are not working, we don’t look at ourselves. Instead, we are after those who don’t even know why we do not like what we do. They don’t know. They are after their own problems.

If you don’t like what you are doing, or what you do, you must do something about it. If you don’t, it is not going to get better.

Be real about it. Do not tell yourself a false story. If you want to know why you are not feeling great about your work, you must ask the right questions.

The right questions will give you the right results. The wrong answers will give you the wrong results.

When you ask the right questions, you will get the right answers. That is why you should never ask the wrong questions.

When you enjoy what you do, you can do more. You will have the courage to do more, to grow more, and to go the extra mile to change your life.