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Sunday, December 27, 2009
Believe In What You Can Do and Then Do It
Motivational Power Quote
Believe In What You Can Do and Then Do It
“Leadership is getting players
to believe in you.
If you tell a teammate you’re ready to
play as tough as you able to,
you’ll better go out there and do it.
Players will see right through a phony,
and they can tell when you’re
not giving it all you got.”
Larry Bird, NBA Hall of Fame
As I see it. . . . . . . .
Believe in what you can do and then do it
The most important judge of our actions is ourselves. We know when we’re making the best effort possible or when we’re just doing enough to get by.
When we do less then we need to do we cheat ourselves out of success.
Give it your best and don’t quit.
®2009, Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant Executive Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
The Difference between Winning and Losing
Motivational Power Quote
The Difference between Winning and Losing
“Winners are losers
who got up and gave it
one more try.”
Dennis De Young, American songwriter, musician
As I see it. . . . . . . .
The difference between winning and losing can be measured in millimeters, not in inches, feet or miles.
Winners win by a thin margin.
Winners continue to try when others quit.
The winner’s secret of success is to fall forward and give it one more try, when others are giving up.
Winners understand that failure is an inside job and they will not participate in failure. They will not accept failure; they make a commitment to themselves to seek success and continue to move in that direction.
When things become challenging you can hear winners saying to themselves, “today I will not quit, I will give it one more try.”
®2009, Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant, Executive Coach, Trainer, Speaker and Author
Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Strength is Developed
Motivational Power Quote
Strength is Developed
“Strength does not come from winning.
Your struggles develop your strengths
when you go through hardships
and decide not to surrender,
that is strength.”
Arnold Schwarzenegger
As I see it. . . . . . . .
Strength is developed
Strength is not developed in what comes easy. Our real strength is developed through our struggles in life and overcoming our obstacles.
Remain firm in your convictions and work through your challenges.
When we decide not to quit we develop our true strength. It comes to the surface in the times of adversity, in staying the course we become the person that we were meant to be.
®2009, Lou Ludwig, Sales and Management Consultant Executive Coach, Speaker, Trainer and Author