Admitting you’re wrong is often seen as a sign of weakness, but in reality, it is a profound act of courage and strength. It requires self-awareness, humility, and a commitment to personal growth. The ability to recognize and admit mistakes is essential for progress, both personally and professionally. Acknowledging mistakes can be difficult due toContinue reading “The Courage to Admit You’re Wrong and Make a Change”
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Duck or Eagle?
I was at the airport when a taxi driver approached. The first thing I noticed in the taxi was a sentence, that I read: Duck or Eagle? You decide! The second thing I noticed was a clean & shiny cab, the driver well dressed, white shirt & pressed pants, with a tie. The taxi driverContinue reading “Duck or Eagle?”
What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger?
My dad and I once had a disagreement over him using the adage“What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.” I said, “That’s just not true. Sometimes what doesn’t kill you leaves you brittle and injured or traumatized.” He stopped and thought about that for a while. He came back later, and said, “It’s like woodContinue reading “What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger?”
The Art of Speaking Kindly
In life, we often take our conversations for granted, assuming there will always be more opportunities to speak to the people around us. But what if we approached every conversation as if it could be the last thing we say to someone? This perspective encourages us to cherish every interaction, to express our thoughts andContinue reading “The Art of Speaking Kindly”
Good Things Take Time
In a fast-paced and instant gratification-driven world, the phrase “good things take time” may sound like a cliché. However, this timeless saying holds profound wisdom and teaches us an invaluable lesson about the nature of success and fulfillment. Whether it’s personal growth, professional achievements, or the pursuit of our dreams, the journey towards greatness demandsContinue reading “Good Things Take Time”
Criticise Less, Contribute More
In a world where criticism and negativity can easily overshadow positivity, the art of contributing more than criticizing emerges as a powerful force for progress and unity. While constructive criticism has its place in encouraging improvement, the act of contributing goes beyond pointing out flaws to actively offering solutions and support. By embracing this mindset,Continue reading “Criticise Less, Contribute More”
Small Gestures, Big Impact
What makes your day beautiful? What do you think about when you go to bed at night? Do you smile looking back at something that happened during the day? It might be a small thing, and that’s where the beauty lies. Every day we get dozens of chances to demonstrate style and class one small gestureContinue reading “Small Gestures, Big Impact”
The Three C’s in the Life of Steve Jobs: Choice, Chance, and Change
Life is an unpredictable journey filled with opportunities, obstacles, and moments that shape our existence. Within this intricate tapestry of existence, there are three powerful forces that often intertwine to define our experiences: choice, chance, and change. These three C’s hold the key to understanding the essence of life itself. The life of Steve Jobs,Continue reading “The Three C’s in the Life of Steve Jobs: Choice, Chance, and Change”
Respect the Invisible
In a world where everyone is constantly facing their own battles and challenges, kindness emerges as a powerful force that can positively impact lives. The simple act of being kind is an essential virtue that can bring about understanding, empathy, and support for one another. It is a reminder that behind every face we encounter,Continue reading “Respect the Invisible”
Learning from Mistakes: The Tale of the Broken Vase
In life, mistakes are often seen as stumbling blocks, but they can also serve as stepping stones towards growth and self-improvement. One such lesson came to me through a story I read of a personal experience involving a cherished family heirloom, a delicate porcelain vase that had been passed down through generations. One sunny afternoon,Continue reading “Learning from Mistakes: The Tale of the Broken Vase”
Kenrick Vaz 