3 QUESTIONS EVERYONE SHOULD ASK THEMSELVES!!!

                                                IF NOT ME, THEN WHO?

                                             IF NOT NOW, THEN WHEN?

                                       AND IF NOT HERE, THEN WHERE?

Whatever it is - a goal, a dream or an idea...


M.A.K.E. I.T. H.A.P.P.E.N
                                                               
   

So ask yourself - would you rather try and fail or not try at all?

And make that 4 questions you need to ask yourself!!! 

If you are not willing to suffer some of your ideas falling like lead balloons, you won't be around long enough to find those that soar.

If there is a route to securing your goals and dreams,

And you determine that your goals are worth taking that route,

Then despite the difficulties, you have a choice:

As to whether you will look at that path positively or negatively.

Since you want to take that path, why not look at it positively?

And while you are at it, remember that...

Ordinary things done well by ordinary people are the foundation of any dream or goal.

Build the future - one day at a time - everyday.

Food for thought!

In any endeavor or venture, don't only do what is tried and proven.

Try bigger and better things for bigger and better results; greater steps for greater success.

Food for thought!

Methods may have to be assessed over the long term.

So don't discard a venture or endeavor if good results aren't immediate.

Girl Power!

Just two years ago, the UN declared October 11 as the International Day of the Girl Child to raise awareness about all issues concerning gender inequality around the world. 

Just yesterday Malala Yousafzai of Pakistan was awarded the Nobel Peace prize for championing the rights of a girl to get an education.
                                   Synchronicity at its best!

Malala's father made a speech where her said: In tribal and patriarchal societies, a man is known by his sons. "But I am one of the few fathers who is known by my daughter," he said. "And I am proud of that."

He spoke about how, in rural Pakistan, when a girl is born, it is never cause for celebration, but rather shame. As she grows up, she is taught only one virtue: Obedience.

He finished his speech by saying that people always ask him what he did to make Malala into such a strong warrior. He says it's not what he did; it's what he DIDN'T do: "I didn't clip her wings." "I taught her to unlearn the lesson of obedience."

Teach your girls to unlearn their obedience and Never clip their wings.
And let a star shine in the crown of all parents, who guide their daughters to grow strong.

17-year-old Pakistani advocate for girls' becomes the youngest winner of the Nobel Peace Prize!!!

Exactly two years and a day after Taliban gunmen shot her in the head for daring to speak up for the rights of a girl to get an education, Malala Yousafzai of Pakistan was awarded the Nobel Peace prize today.

Malala reminds us that even the seemingly Impossible is Possible. 

And that you are never too young (or old) to make a difference in the world. 




Congrats to this amazing young lady!!!!

May she inspire us all to dare to do the impossible...

Who Moved My Cheese - About Change!

The author makes a great point that sometimes things change and they are never the same again.

That's life! 

Life moves on...

And so should we

Who Moved My Cheese: About Fear

The author poses the question - what would you do if you were not afraid?

Because what you are afraid of is never as bad as what you imagine. The fear you let build up in your mind is worse than the situation that actually exists.

So what would you attempt to do if you knew you could not fail?

Who Moved My Cheese?

This weekend, I got to re-read the book "Who Moved My Cheese" written by Dr Spencer Johnson and I remembered why I had read it the first time.

At first glance, you may wonder what cheese has to do with anything.

Cheese is actually metaphor for what you want to have in life – whether it is a good job, a loving relationship, money, or spiritual peace of mind. Cheese is what we think will make us happy, and when circumstances take it away, different people deal with change in different ways.

The book is all about discovering how you can let change work to your advantage and let it lead you to success!

And of course I will share the best bits so stay tuned!!!

L.I.F.E is ... a Matter of - C.H.O.I.C.E.S