Improving My World ..

 

 

Believe in yourself even no one else does .. "Some people succeed because they are destined to but most people succeed because they are determined to do so .."   When Henry Ford said those so-true words, he wasn't talking about himself, even though he was the epitome of determination.  He went bankrupt several times, but never lost sight of his goal.  He believed in himself and in what he was doing.  In the end, he was so right and he improved the world!

 

Don't ever let anyone tell you that you cannot accomplish your goals.  Who says you are not any tougher, better, harder working, smarter, and more able than your competition.  It does not matter if they say you can't do it.  The only thing that matters is if you say it.  If you believe in yourself, there is hardly anything you cannot accomplish.

 

Do you know about Soichiro Honda?  Many of you have driven his cars, used his lawnmowers, and ridden his motorcycles.  Honda was turned down by Toyota Motor Corporation for a job as an engineer, so he started making scooters and finally his own company.  Honda Corporation says, "We see the world not as it is, but as it could be.  We see the world through the eyes of a dreamer because we are a company founded by a dreamer and we are a company built on dreams."  One of the greatest lessons I have learned is that if I want to triple my success ratio I might have to triple my failure rate.

 

Surround yourself with top quality people and truly listen to their input.  Do not wait until it is too late to change.  Start to take the true measure of your success now!  What do you possess that you can offer people, to your community, and to your world?!

 

To simple ask the question, "How can I make a difference?" is to answer it .. Because the answer is to never let yourself stop asking the question .. 

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