Excellence. The search continues

Written by Sally Higgins


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Quite simply life will evolve. And that’s a good thing, isn’t it? Who wants to play Groundhog Day over and over and over? The difference that will makerepparttar difference isrepparttar 128550 amount of interest (excellence) you can add to who you are today. You need to ensure that your search of excellence far exceedsrepparttar 128551 impact of these external events. Ensuring that your ability to build on who you are today and seek out constant and never ending improvements will guarantee thatrepparttar 128552 small fortune you are today becomes a priceless sum inrepparttar 128553 future.

What arerepparttar 128554 things that seem to come really easily for you? These would be things that are your natural talents? Identifying these things will provide an insight into your strengths. Perhaps you are superb at connecting with people? Maybe you have a gift with children or animals? Skilled organizer? An eye for art? An ear for music? Passionate about making things?

Think of your three natural talents and then for each one ask yourself “who do I need to be in order to be using this strength or talent to its fullest? What do I need to be doing to ensure that my decisions are based on my knowledge of my strengths and talents?”

Think ofrepparttar 128555 3 things in your life that you love and enjoyrepparttar 128556 most. And then ask yourself, “what is one more step….?”

•What is one more step to make my marriage even more outstanding? •What is one thing I can do to maximizerepparttar 128557 time/quality/results I spend doing ……..? •How can I make ………….. even better? •What would ……….. do if he/she was doing this?

Searching for excellence is simply a question of looking atrepparttar 128558 things we do best andrepparttar 128559 things we enjoy most and taking them torepparttar 128560 next level. Making them even better than they already are.

Excellence isn’t a thing we do. Excellence is a habit we create. When we are constantly asking ourselves “how can I make this even better?” we are on a path of excellence. We are creating a better tomorrow for our lives. We do not settle for what we have, no matter how fantastic and amazing it already is.

Sally Higgins is a certified and experienced Performance Consultant and Coach and runs her own business. Her company Accelerate Now have an established client base of corporate and personal clients. For more information refer to the website www.acceleratenow.com.au. This article may be republished provided this resource box and links remain intact.


How to Change from a Pessimist to an Optimist!

Written by Kenia Morales


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Inspirational Content: I am a junkie for inspirational material. When ever I feel a little onrepparttar other side I search for inspirational articles or read books that I may have around.

A Thank You Journal: Everyday I write what I am thankful for. It is not long at all. I would be surprise if I write more than four lines. But, I believe it does wonders. Make sure you resistrepparttar 128548 temptation to complaint.

Take time to rest and do things you enjoy.

Cite Positive affirmations.

Take care of yourself. Eat healthy, exercise and drink plenty of water. This will not only help you look better but, you will have more energy and feel great.

Maintain your home clean: Notice how different you feel in a clean environment versus a cluttered or messy place.

Visualize and write down goals: As often as possible. This will help you materialize your dreams and keep them in mind.

Good luck,

Kenia Morales



Kenia Morales is the publisher of online magazine http://kpatra.com "For Every Aspect of Today's Woman. Visit her site to find a variety of women related issues and topics" click here http://www.kpatra.com/keniascolumn.htm to find Kenia's little piece of heaven her inspirational column


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