Dec 3ML Briefcase

ARTICLES for LEADERSHIP

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Articles for Inspiration
Steve Goodier

Table of Contents
1) CAN YOU WAIT?
2) THE DANGER ZONE
3) MAGIC MOMENT
4) WHO OWNS THE BACKYARD?
5) DREAM SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL
6) GREAT HAPPINESS

New Beginnings: The Gift of Starting Over
Wendy Betterini

Each night before bed we can choose what we want to keep and what we want to release. We can become someone new, purely by the power of our thoughts and intentions. The toughest part is deciding exactly who we want to become, and having the courage to see it through! I am currently doing this in my own life. I'm pulling out the old, dust-caked parts of myself that I deemed unacceptable years ago and giving them another look. And I'm discovering they aren't so bad.

Having Confidence in Yourself
Richard MacKenzie

Confidence becomes a problem not only in public but it shoots up when an individual is supposed to undertake responsibilities in life. Every individual is a son or a daughter, a brother or a sister, a husband or a wife, an officer or a subordinate all in one at the same time. All these different faces fill him with various tasks that have to be undertaken with no failure.

Forgiveness: Acceptance and Letting Go
Margaret Paul, Ph.D.

Have you ever noticed the difference in people who are able to easily let go of resentment and forgive and those who stay in anger and blame? What I have noticed is that those who continue to stay in blame and resentment are often people who see themselves as victims of other people's choices. I've noticed that people who stay angry at someone are generally people who are very controlling and believe that they can control someone else's behavior through punishment - anger, withdrawal, withholding, blame, righteousness, judgment, and so on.

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