Tag: Responsibility

‘What’s Really Holding You Back?’

by Bright Osadiaye, posted in Personal Development, Personal Growth
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‘Which of your ideas are stuck in your head, going nowhere? What’s really holding you back? Where is fear of failure rearing its head? And what is the first imperfect step you can atake to make your big, unwieldly idea into a you-sized reality?’- Jenna Kutcher

Yes, ‘What’s really holding you back?’ Why are you not going after your dreams? Or are you waiting for the perfect time? If you are waiting for the perfect time to come, guess what, it will never come. Why is that? Because there is no perfect time to live your life.

You live your life every day. So do not let anything stand between you and your dreams. Whatever you want to do, wherever you want to go, start now. Do not wait for anyone. Because you are responsible for your life. You are responsible for your growth. And you are responsible for your future.

You can do anything. Just cultivate the courage to go ahead and do it. You have what it take to create your own life, your own world. No one is holding you back. The only person standing between you and your dreams is you.

So why not do it for you?

‘A Powerful Person Gives Respect’

by Bright Osadiaye, posted in Personal Development, Personal Growth
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‘A powerful person is not someone who demands respect and makes commands. A powerful person gives respect and takes command of his life or her own life (choices, attitudes, and decisions.’- Trina McNeilly

Power is contagious. People want it. They can’t wait to have it. A powerful leader uses his or her power to bless other people, to lift people up, not to bring them down.

If you want to be a powerful person, you have got to learn how to treat people with respect. Because no one wants to be around someone who disrespects other people.

Remember, love is respect. We love. And we can do anything for anyone who gives us respect, who loves us, who puts us first, not last, who sees us as we see ourselves.

If you want to live in peace and harmony, you must learn how to make other people feel better about themselves.