Living Golf A Passion for the Game

August 25th, 2011

Living Golf ~ A Passion for the Game

by Gil Anderson

Passion is a powerful force that motivates and effectively enables a connection with any desired accomplishment. As long as heartfelt passion endures, even the most difficult of endeavors can be conquered.

The game of golf has something within it that brings us to a higher ground of self-realization. It instills and supports a passionate desire to expand and overcome our inadequacies. As the spirit of the game unfolds, we are able to come closer to a depth of holistic consciousness that further reveals the it factor. We realize the connection through its infinite nature that resides within the eternal spirit flowing through all things.

Realize There is Truth in the Truisms

August 8th, 2011

REALIZE THERE’S TRUTH IN THE TRUISMS.

In other words, have faith in the hackneyed expressions:

Follow your dreams………………..

My brother refused to follow a traditional path and wound up a successful entrepreneur.

Listen to your inner voice…………

Despite being told (by a patent attorney) that her idea had no merit, my mother sold that idea to a major American manufacturer.

Fortune rewards the bold…………..

My sister took a big chance on moving to Los Angeles without a waiting job.

She wound up a movie producer.

Don’t let the present dictate the future………………………….

Role Model Mom: Living the Life of Your Dreams

July 28th, 2011

Role Model Mom: Living the Life of Your Dreams

Mother’s can’t deny it: motherhood is truly a satisfying role and many women have said that this is the best job in the world. However, many ambitious, working, entrepreneurial mothers do feel disconnected from their dreams, as they are often overshadowed my maternal obligations and duties. When a mother’s life starts to just become all about her family and children, she loses sight of her own passions and dreams.

Never Give in to Fear

June 2nd, 2011

Courage is not the absence of fear, it is resistance to fear. Courage is the conscious decision to move through the fear toward the objective.  James holds a supervisory position at a medium-sized professional firm. He is frequently called upon to do presentations to staff and clients, but makes every effort to avoid these speaking opportunities. James suffers from fear of public speaking, but will not admit it, even to himself. He chooses to bury the fear in denial. When on rare occasions he is forced to speak before a group, he dreads it, and suffers immeasurably before, during, and after the event.

Gratitude

May 26th, 2011

Attitude of Gratitude

By Marti MacGibbon, CADC II, ACRPS

Attitude is everything. Gratitude is the ultimate attitude adjustment. John is a manager with a software firm, and although he recalls being enthusiastic about his job during his first year in the position, he now questions why he keeps coming to work each day. John feels pressed and harried by his staff, and feels helpless to motivate them.  Every complaint and annoying personnel issue seems to end up on his desk. He gets flustered when confronted with what he perceives to be neediness on the part of others. John feels stressed and unappreciated in his career, but is careful to “stuff” his emotions in order to appear cool and objective.

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