Bring out the best

Andy Andrews talks about the “Butterfly Effect” in one of his excellent books: How little changes can impacts others’ lives.  It’s also very similar to the “Broken Windows” theory: Make little changes and eventually you’ll see big results.  What little thing will change today? Whose life will you positively impact?

These are weird times for me professionally. People I once looked up to for support and motivation are no longer supporting or motivating me.  I’m now working 12 1/2 hours a day and that’s not including any freelance work.  I won’t lie: It’s a challenge both physically and mentally. I’ve had more discouragement in the past week than I have in the last ten years. If I needed other people to motivate me, I’d be in big trouble.  Instead, I’m focusing on motivating others instead.  Help them do great work.  If you are the sum of your five closest friends,  I want to be the very person I want to be surrounded by.

So my mission is this: Bring out the best in people who want to be the best. It will bring out the best in me.

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One Response to Bring out the best

  1. Mrs. H says:

    We live in such a self-centered world. It is so encouraging to see people like you urging us to try to lift others up. Keep up the good work. May the Lord bless you and keep you close. You are definitely in the palm of His hand. (The palm is where His tools are most useful.)

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