Monday, May 30, 2011
Blog Talk Radio - 6/1 @ 8pm EST - FREE Discussion with Meredith Bromfield with Thank God I
Listen to Empowered Woman Author - Meredith Bromfield, Thank God I contributor talks about "My Story" hosted by JacquelineATP on 6/1/2011 7:00 PM (EST) http://www.blogtalkradio.com/jacquelineatp/2011/06/02/empowered-woman-author--meredith-bromfield
Monday, May 2, 2011
Words of Wisdom - Success!
QUOTE:
"There is only one success to be able to spend your life in your own way, and not to give others absurd maddening claims upon it."
- Christopher Morley
INSPIRATION:
I see people everywhere seeking success. Some seek success by being their own boss and in this way they are in control of their time and their future. Some seek success by climbing the corporate ladder which holds many slippery slopes because there is always someone higher up that controls one’s future. Often, the success of this person comes at a major price of personal freedom. It is interesting that at the beginning of the 19th century only 6% of the population worked for someone else. Now, the reverse is true - over 90% of the population works for someone else. Have we sacrificed success for security?
ACTION:
If you have a job that you feel gives you your feeling of success and you don’t feel you have to compromise yourself to have it then great. But if you are compromising yourself for this success then I would suggest you start looking for something that you can be in control of your success. There are many wonderful businesses out there where you are your own boss. The key is not where you work or what you do but that you feel good about it and feel that you are not compromising who you are.
"There is only one success to be able to spend your life in your own way, and not to give others absurd maddening claims upon it."
- Christopher Morley
INSPIRATION:
I see people everywhere seeking success. Some seek success by being their own boss and in this way they are in control of their time and their future. Some seek success by climbing the corporate ladder which holds many slippery slopes because there is always someone higher up that controls one’s future. Often, the success of this person comes at a major price of personal freedom. It is interesting that at the beginning of the 19th century only 6% of the population worked for someone else. Now, the reverse is true - over 90% of the population works for someone else. Have we sacrificed success for security?
ACTION:
If you have a job that you feel gives you your feeling of success and you don’t feel you have to compromise yourself to have it then great. But if you are compromising yourself for this success then I would suggest you start looking for something that you can be in control of your success. There are many wonderful businesses out there where you are your own boss. The key is not where you work or what you do but that you feel good about it and feel that you are not compromising who you are.
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