The Team Leadership Report

A frog and his family had always lived in a small well and were quite content. The frogs thought life couldn't get any better than this. One day the frog looked up and noticed the light at the top of the well. He became curious, wondering what was up there. All the other frogs in the well immediately began telling him DO NOT climb that wall. They told him to stay where he was, besides he had everything he needed. They also invoked guilt, telling him that he shouldn't leave the family and he was being selfish for doing so. Against everyone’s advice he climbed the side of the well and looked over the edge. What he saw was a large pond. It was so much bigger than the well. He ventured farther and discovered a huge lake. The well was a drop in the bucket compared to what was out there for him to enjoy. Life kept getting better and better! Morals of the story...Don't be afraid to step outside your comfort zone. Dare to dream bigger. And probably the most important lesso

Never allow an old person to inhabit your mind, body or soul. Don't count a man’s years until he has nothing else to count. You grow old when you lose interest in life, when you cease to dream, to hunger after new truths and to search for new worlds to conquer. The neurotic fear of the effects of time may well be the cause of premature aging. The most productive years of your life can be from 65 to 95. Nature slows down your body so that you have the opportunity to meditate on things divine. Your faith and convictions are not subject to decay. Your retirement will be a new venture. You will have time to take up new studies and new interests.  Retirement will allow you to do the things you always wanted to do when you were busy making a living. Retirement is just a beginning; not an end. No matter your age, always give your attention to living life. The Power Of Your Subconscious Mind-Joseph Murphy

Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people. When you make the decision to live your dreams you will come to a point where you must decide if you want to go forward or do you want to stay where you are. Beyond your point of no return is freedom--freedom from triviality and mediocrity. When you are no longer trying to please everyone around you; you are going to do what you believe you should do regardless of the outcome. Consistency is the evidence of believe. If you want something done ask a busy person. When you are desperate to be successful, honing your craft is far more appealing than mindlessly surfing social media. If something is noteworthy, there will be haters. Haters confirm greatness. The more success you have the more the haters will be intimidated by you because rather than being a reflection of what they could do you become a reflection of what they’re not doing.  By nature, having a sense of vision is weird to most pe