God is ready to pardon…
Gracious and merciful…
Slow to anger…
Abundant in kindness…
And He will not forsake you.
~Nehemiah 9:17
God is ready to pardon…
Gracious and merciful…
Slow to anger…
Abundant in kindness…
And He will not forsake you.
~Nehemiah 9:17
Next time you’re disappointed…
Don’t panic.
Don’t give up.
Don’t run away.
Be patient.
God is still in control!
Do not be distracted by the noise around you.
Keep running towards the prize.
What God has for you, no one can take it away!
You are not who people say you are.
You are who God says you are.
Don’t be defined by the limits of others.
Believe God’s Word and see His victory all the days of your life!
Always act with a purpose.
Take responsibility for your own results.
Don’t wait for perfection, just do it now!
Eat wisely because success takes energy.
Surround yourself with motivated people.
Taken from 5 Ways to Get & Keep Motivated. / via Time Business.
Be on guard. Stand firm in the faith.
Be courageous. Be strong.
And do everything with love.
I Cor. 16:13-14 (NLT)
You have so much!
You have a God who hears you.
You have the power of His love behind you.
You have the Holy Spirit within you.
You have all of heaven ahead of you.
You have everything you need!
Phil Jackson is arguably the greatest coach in the history of the NBA. In his book, Eleven Rings, Jackson beautifully weaves together faith teachings, inspirational axioms, coaching techniques, leadership principles, and personal growth theories, into a play book for anyone who is hungry to win in life, succeed at work, & lead others better. I highly recommend this book!
Here are FOUR of my favorite quotes:
“The key to sustained success is to keep growing as a team. Winning is about moving into the unknown and creating something new.” (p. 251)
“…[T]he key to becoming a successful NBA player is not learning the coolest highlight-reel moves. It’s learning how to control your emotions and keep your mind focused on the game, how to play through pain, how to carve out your role on the team and perform it consistently, how to stay cool under pressure and maintain your equanimity after crushing loss or ecstatic wins.” (p. 281)
“Leadership is not about forcing your will on others. It’s about mastering the art of letting go.” (p. 309)
“As a leader your job is to do everything in your power to create the perfect conditions for success by benching your ego and inspiring your team to play the game the right way. But at some point, you need to let go and turn yourself over to the basketball gods. The soul of success is surrendering to what is.” (p. 334)
Making one person smile can change the world.
Maybe not the whole world, but their world.
Start small.
Start now.