I love this! I look back at the things that did not succeed and now I am thankful that some of them did not work out. My past had a direct correlation to my present. I worked at different types of businesses as early as 8 picking up pop bottles, mowing yards & I even had a candy selling business in school. These eventual failures or limited success opportunities helped me to move on to other opportunities & then to others. They made me who I am today & I like who I am today! But the question is who will I be tomorrow as a result of the limitations of today?

Thank you for showing me how to win throughout the years

” Failure is not failure, unless it’s failure to change.”
– John Wooden

I read these everyday and have never commented, however this is one of if not the best fit for me. Thanks

I can relate to this personally. I was so afraid of succeeding/failing for so long that I would subconsciously sabatage all the good progress. I would relax at the time we had the most momentum or get distracted by the next new thing and take my attention off what was already working. Momentum requires a tremendous amount of energy up front to produce but requires consistency to maintain. I think often I became an anchor instead of a engine. Still working on being a Hero daily!

I was wondering if you intentionally made a typo on this think daily message! HaHa

I do not choose to be insulted by what people say or do No my stuff Thanks Larry have a great day

Why tell me the sky is the limit when there are footprints on the moon Thanks Larry Have a great day

I like to join groups that make me stretch a bit, feel slightly uncomfortable when I join. Examples over the years would include: State Board of Realtors; Rotary; Society of Facilities Managers; Building Operators & Maintenance Association. The first time I went, I always went with an existing member, not so scary, the next time, alone – pretty scary. Now I have staff that are assigned to these meetings and I rarely if ever go but I made valuable connections, learned lots of “perspective” viewpoints and made friends for life.

My statements above pertain to business but its the same in our personal lives. Just substitute church, social groups and friends for the associations.

Great thoughts Larry, thank you!
Ed

That is a really cool perspective. Our company is still in it’s infancy, but I get jazzed every time we make a leap to the next level, even when I know that we are babies on the maturity model of business development. Never thought about why, now I have.

Simple, but true. thanks, Larry.

This is one of my favourite quotes I never get tired of hearing it I have a huge choice to either see everything in my life as a blessing or a curse Which feel best? Thanks Larry Have a great day

Larry- I have taught to a Glenwood Chamber woman in groups and individual friends. It is called keeping “Being the Boss of Your Ego.” Since we have a thought a second, we might as well make it a good one. Be well.

Todays thoughts become tomorrows reality Thanks Larry Have a great day

I need less of dealing with people with negative energy. More time with my spouse and getting away with her.

I need less physical and emotional pain and more happiness and laughteŕ.

The difficult part is knowing what brings me these things but not being able to find an open minded man that doesn’t judge a book by its cover and loves to be playful and taken care of!

Do men like that exist ANYMORE??

What comes in goes out Thanks Larry have a great day

I am great full for you Larry 😎❤️🙏